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Testable navigation with Stateless
In this post we will look at handling advanced navigation flows within MVC and web forms applications in a testable maner using a state machine.
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URL Routing with ASP.NET 4 Web Forms (VS 2010 and .NET 4.0 Series)
URL routing was a capability we first introduced with ASP.NET 3.5 SP1, and which is already used within ASP.NET MVC applications to expose clean, SEO-friendly “web 2.0” URLs. URL routing lets you configure an application to accept request URLs that do not map to physical files. Instead, you can use...
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xVal with WebForms
I finally found some time last night to see what it would take to get xVal working in an ASP.NET Web Application Project. After a few hours I had something. I only needed to add two classes on top of xVal, DataAnnotationsValidationRunner and ModelValidator.
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ASP.NET MVC: An Application Platform
When deciding on your ASP.NET development platform I recently read a recommendation that boiled down to: application? WebForms. Web site? MVC. MVC isn't just for creating SEO/RESTful web sites. It's a full fledged application platform with everything you need.
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You should NOT use ASP.NET MVC if. . .
Jeffrey Palermo shares his opionions when you should NOT use ASP.NET MVC.
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TipJar: Title Tags and Master Pages
There are a couple of peculiarities worth understanding when dealing with title tags and master pages within Web Forms and ASP.NET MVC. These assume you are using the HtmlHead control, aka <head runat="server" />.
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New ASP.NET Architecture
Keyvan has written a nice post about the new architecture of ASP.NET web applications by describing how Microsoft is dividing ASP.NET to ASP.NET WebForms, ASP.NET MVC and ASP.NET Dynamic Data.
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A better, easier way to make sure you've globalized everything
A better, easier way to make sure you've globalized everything in your application
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10 Reasons ASP.NET Webforms (Still) Rock
With ASP.NET MVC being the new hotness, some just can't resist the urge to proclaim that, all of a sudden, Webforms Suck. Well, some of us have been making a living on Webforms for years, and despite proclamations to the contrary, Webforms are still useful and are here to stay.
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http://codeclimber.net.nz/archive/2008/12/30/looking-at-oxite-the-ldqu
Simone Chiaretta shares his opinions about Oxite, the CMS built by MIX team as a showcase for ASP.NET MVC, and talks how the downsides of the software can help you apply your knowldege in ASP.NET WebForms in ASP.NET MVC.
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ASP.net MVC Vs ASP.net Web Form
Software Architects have been involving lot of debates about the approaches and architectures. Some of the examples are ORM Vs Store Procedures, REST Vs SOAP, etc. There is a debate happening inside the Microsoft community about ASP.net web form Vs ASP.net MVC. Many people thinking that ASP.net MVC ...
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jQuery Goodness and ASP.NET AJAX - Take II
So clearly I am obsessing about getting jQuery features into my WebForm applications. I would seriously love to see the following added ...
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How to easily insert row in GridView with SqlDataSource?
Asp.Net 2.0 GridView control is very powerful control. Developers at Microsoft really did a great job when designing it.
Its like Swiss Army knife for selecting, editing, sorting, paging and displaying data.
Combined with various DataSource controls (ObjectDataSource, SqlDataSource) it helps you e...
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How to do Cross Page Postbacks in Asp.Net 2.0 - Tutorial with examples
Back in the days of ASP.NET 1.x there was no easy way to make post-backs to pages different than the current page (so called Cross Page Postbacks).
From Asp.Net 2.0 this is solved with built-in features that allow us to easily send information from one page to another.
Lets see how...
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What's Ailing ASP.NET Web Forms
Rick Strahl summarises the disadvantages of the current ASP.NET WebForms model, and how the new ASP.NET MVC framework might address some of these issues.