Andrew Davey
Andrew Davey
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Mobile Model in MVP web appThis screencast continues from the work I demonstrated in a previous screencast: http://channel9.msdn.com/Showpost.aspx?postid=344711
When implemented a Model-View-Presenter pattern client-side in JavaScript there is a need to get data from the server. Rather than make this divide explicit with ... -
Client-side Model-View-PresenterThe model-view-presenter pattern is a very powerful way to manage user interaction. It seems popular to use it on the server-side when creating HTML, but why not use it client-side instead?
Our computers are powerful enough to run fairly complex JavaScript. Why burden the server with having to re... -
Functional ADO.NETWhilst LINQ is almost here, there is still a place in the world for plain old ADO.NET programming. However, procedural ADO.NET code can often be cumbersome to write. Executing some SQL for a data reader can involve three nested layers of C# using statements.
In this screencast, I present a fun...
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C9 Lectures: Dr. Erik Meijer - Functional Programming Fundamentals, Chapter 1 of 13
Oct 01, 2009 at 11:39 AMRe: Expressions everywhere
You should check out Nemerle if feels very much like C#, but with everything (within a method) being an expression.
Doug Hauger: Inside the Windows Azure Platform Business Model
Aug 18, 2009 at 3:39 AMCharges for "compute" are applied even when an instance is idle. So a website that does nothing will cost $86.40 per month!
There must be a fairer use model possible. Google App Engine seems to manage it.
Brian Beckman: Don't fear the Monad
Nov 24, 2007 at 12:45 AMWill we ever see a Microsoft backed version of Haskell for .NET?
Mobile Model in MVP web app
Nov 01, 2007 at 1:35 AMI'm going to keep using it for now. Nikhil does at least release new versions semi-regularly. Please contact him yourself as well to maintain community pressure to open source Script#!
Mobile Model in MVP web app
Oct 18, 2007 at 3:16 AMThe code is now online here:
www.aboutcode.net/files/SplitModel.zip
You will also need to install my code generator tool. This is used to generate code from XML files.
www.aboutcode.net/files/Equin.CodeGenerator.zip
Client-side Model-View-Presenter
Sep 29, 2007 at 12:18 PMSo I reckon phase two is to use my tier-splitting macro to enable certain model methods to be decorated with [RunAtServer] attributes.
The macro would do all the plumbing to call the server and execute the model there. This would allow a totally seemless Model class to be written. With the client part ending up in JavaScript and the server part being C#.
Client-side Model-View-Presenter
Sep 29, 2007 at 7:56 AMThanks for the link to ProMesh.NET, I like the use of attributes making the whole process much more declarative. I'll certainly be considering similar approachs when expanding my client-side MVP framework.
Functional ADO.NET
Sep 03, 2007 at 2:57 AMA good approach would be to have an overloaded method. One that passes the reader, another that passes each data record.
I hope people find this pattern useful and adapt it to meet their needs as you have done
Also, does anyone know if this pattern has a name?
HanselMinutes on 9 - #1 -
Mar 28, 2007 at 12:17 PMQuick, snappy, fun and interesting. I look forward to more in this style.
Keep hunting down the devs!
Lap around ASP.NET Ajax Demo from JAOO 2006 Conference, Denmark
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