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Best of 2009: the 5 most popular posts
Simone looks at the last year's stats and lists the most popular posts we wrote in 2009. And also writes his overall top 10
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12 ASP.NET MVC Best Practices
In this post Simone Chiaretta outlines a list of 12 best practices to use with ASP.NET MVC.
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My ASP.NET MVC stack and why I chosen it
In this post Simone Chiaretta talks about the tools, components, and technologies he uses along with ASP.NET MVC to build web applications.
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How to create a DropDownList with ASP.NET MVC
The DropDownList html helper differs a bit from the standard Html helper methods, and, not surprisingly, the way it works is one of the questions I get asked the most. So in this post Simone dissects this helper method, and shows you how to use it.
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11 books for a .NET Summer reading list
A great list of books to read this summer (its almost over though so get to it)
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Beginning ASP.NET MVC 1.0 – Finally Available
Kevan announces the availability of the book Beginning ASP.NET MVC by Wrox, and explains in details the contents of the book and the level it is targeting
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Ajax survey 2009: jQuery and MS Ajax are almost tied
Simone posts the results of the survey about ajax adoption among .NET developers. jQuery gained 58% since 2007 and now is almost tied to the MS Ajax stack (Control toolkit and ajax core)
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Survey: Ajax usage among .NET developers in 2009
Take the survey to see how the adoption of Ajax among .NET developers changed since the survey held in 2007
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Free Chapter of Beginning ASP.NET MVC 1.0 Published
Simone Chiaretta announces the availability of chapter 9 of Wrox Beginning ASP.NET MVC 1.0 book about Testing ASP.NET MVC Applications and shares some good news about the release date of the book.
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ASP.NET MVC brings FUN back inside web development, on .NET
Simone writes about his impressions on ASP.NET MVC and why it has reactivated the motivation of developers on the .NET community for web development.
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How to improve the performances of ASP.NET MVC web applications
Today I stumbled upon a nice presentation that Rudi Benkovic gave last week at the Slovenian DotNet User Group, about ASP.NET MVC Performances.
It is an in depth analysis of a Digg-like site and how it went from serving (on a test machine) 6 req/sec to 390 req/sec.
The analysis prove the usual rul...
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13 ASP.NET MVC extensibility points you have to know
One of the main design principles ASP.NET MVC has been designed with is extensibility. Everything (or most of) in the processing pipeline is replaceable so, if you don’t like the conventions (or lack of them) that ASP.NET MVC uses, you can create your own services to support your conventions and inj...
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A lap around MIX09 keynote announcements
Simone collects all the big announcements from MIX09 and provides links to get deeper into the new stuff
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ASP.NET MVC goes RTM before MIX09
Not sure if the release was intentional or just someone that forgot to set the timezone field while publishing the download, but ASP.NET MVC has been RTMed before MIX09.
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Joining "IE6: Do NOT want!" campaign
IE6 users are still too many... it started with a tweet from a Norwegian web developer, and spread like fire across Europe.
Joining the campaign is easy: just add a few lines of code to your site or blog.
In this post is how to do it and a little more of background on how to do it.