posted by koistya

posted by koistya

posted by koistya

posted by koistya

If not, that might be a deal breaker.. Wouldn't an average user be confused when he or she tries to login into mysite.com and sees a totally different domain name on login page?

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..Just out of curiosity, isn't it possible to start a new "branch" of C# language and .NET Framework, redesigning it from scratch? Thus keeping existing customer base on previous brunch and without breaking any existing code bases; and new customers will be able to to use this new "branch" if they want to.

For example in a world of cloud computing, the base class library as we know it in .NET 4.0 doesn't bring simplicity to the table (because it wan't designed for a cloud app platform at the first place). IMO, the base class library on Windows Azure or similar cloud platforms should differ dramatically from existing .NET 4.0 as we know it today...

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- How correct it interprets user actions? For example you may just put your finder over its surface and it will be recognized as a mouse click.

- And also I am worried about its ability to scroll large documents properly. For example when you need to scroll a huge document that is essential to be able hit a scroll wheel one time and allow it to scroll the document gradually until you stop it, by putting mouse over a rotating wheel (this is how it works in regular mouse). Based on video presentations you can't do it this way with Microsoft Touch Mouse. When you slide finger down it scrolls a relatively small portion of a document, even if you slide as fast as you can, forcing you to slide your finger several times before reaching the end of large document.

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// A product type in this sample has a property Name of type String var product = new Product();
// This will print "Product.Name.IsDirty: False" Console.WriteLine("Product.Name.IsDirty: {0}", product.Name.IsDirty);
// Now let's try to update product's Name property product.Name = "T-Short";
// And now this will print "Product.Name.IsDirty: True" Console.WriteLine("Product.Name.IsDirty: {0}", product.Name.IsDirty);
// Then when you try to save this product in database, your Store Repository // will know for sure which fields must be saved and which can be skipped storeRepository.Add(product); storeRepository.SubmitChanges();

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1. Why do you guys use "@" sign for prefixing code blocks? For now I think that "#" sign would make more since..

2. Will Razor apply original identation from master pages in nested layouts? Here is an example:

Master page:

<div id="body">
    @RenderBody()
</div>

Body Layout page

<p>Body Content Line 1</p>
<p>Body Content Line 2</p>

a) Without preserving identation from the master page (like aspx parser does) it would render:

<div id="body">
    <p>Body Content Line 1</p>
<p>Body Content Line 2</p>
</div>

b) Ingoring identation it would render:

<div id="body">
<p>Body Content Line 1</p>
<p>Body Content Line 2</p>
</div>

c) Preserving original identation from the the master page it would render:

<div id="body">
    <p>Body Content Line 1</p>
    <p>Body Content Line 2</p>
</div>

I wish it would behave like the last one (option c)

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