After months of writing documentation, the first release candidate of ProMesh.NET v2.0 has been released in the wild. ProMesh.NET is a powerful MVC framework for .NET 2.0 that has been around for a long time, but today it finally reached another important milestone.

Time for an update on the state of ProMesh.NET, the open-source MVC Web Application framework I started a few years ago. The last public release was almost 7 months ago, and a lot has been changed since then. The original plan was to create a version 1.5, but I decided against that and made it in a ...

I was a little curious about how ProMesh.NET (MVC Web Framework for .NET 2.0) would run on Mono (if at all)

What's the hardest part of adding simple Ajax support to a web framework? Writing a JSON converter, so I decided not to write my own...

Philippe Leybaert recently released a Model-View-Controller (MVC) framework for creating .NET 2.0 web applications, named ProMesh.NET. The framework was released on Codeplex under an open source license. MVC frameworks have gained popularity lately with Ruby on Rails and most recently with the Cas...

There seems to be quite a bit of demand for a preview of ProMesh.NET, my MVC-type Web Application Framework for .NET 2.0. To satisfy this demand I decided to publish a small demo application (with source code) on CodePlex, which includes the current compiled ProMesh.NET assemblies

The Model-View-Controller (or MVC) design pattern is very well known in software engineering, and the corner stone of the popular Ruby on Rails framework. For the most part though the ASP.NET world has been left behind in emulating a pure MVC design - but things might be changing thanks to a few ope...