Subsonic makes working with stored procedures and your database simple. Today we'll discuss the basics in getting SubSonic to allow you to very easily interface with stored procedures and your data store.

Coding Horror Interview at ScribeSonic. An interview with Jeff Atwood of Coding Horror fame.

Kevin shows off consuming the new SubSonic REST interface via JSON and XML on the client side using Jquery. Wait till the end of the vidcast to see some JQuery plugin goodness.

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...

I find I frequently employ a standard set of my own conventions for each new database table I'm creating. Combine that with making the use of SubSonic conventions and you're prime for a free, reusable, helper sql script to save you time.

In this first post in a series of posts called SubSonic DOH! Moments I cover a few handy tips I've stumbled across along the way - essentialy mistakes I've made and lessons learned.

If you'd like to read up on some of his SubSonic posts (which are a great reference) - here they are...

Whenever learning a new framework you'll eventually come across "best practices". These are the items that developers "should" practice but are not confined to practicing. A gazillion of these exist in the greater .net framework and a handful of these best practices exist when de...

In the second tutorial of the "Getting Loaded on SubSonic" series I continue with Load basics. This week I cover loading entity objects for your View display.