ASP.NET

Extreme ASP.NET Makeover: Death of a Singleton-Overview Let’s review one of the changes we made to the code in part 6. In that discussion, we refactored the authorization checking into a separate class, AuthorizationServices. To do that, we moved a lot of code from the Page_Load method of our…

Scott's in Redmond (or IS he?) and talking to Phil Haack about the release of ASP.NET MVC 2 Preview 1. Phil give us a tour of some of the new features in this high-tech and inappropriate use of technology. A video of a Phil's screen? Hasn't Scott or Phil heard of a screencast? Still, enjoy. …

Auf dem .NET Open Space Süd hatte ich die Gelegenheit mit Jan Welker über das Projekt dotnet-kicks.de zu sprechen. Jan erzählt was letztendlich mit dieser Seite gemacht werden kann und wie es dazu kam das er zusammen mit Gordon und Klaus diese Seite aufgebaut…

Extreme ASP.NET Makeover: Separation of Concerns – The Big Picture   Let’s summarize what we’ve done. We removed code from Page_Load using cut and paste, and we created two new classes. It doesn’t seem like much as far as refactoring is concerned. But that’s because we aren’t actually…

Extreme ASP.NET Makeover: Separation of Concerns – Principles to Practice   When looking at the code, the first thing that our attention was drawn to was the repetitive nature of the authorization code.  As you can see in the code in Figure 1, there are a large number of calls to…

Extreme ASP.NET Makeover: Separation of Concerns - Overview   Separation of concerns is a concept that, when applied to software development, deals with creating distance between dissimilar aspects of your code. This may seem like a complicated statement, but we all have dealt with it in…

On 3rd July 2009, ScottGu happened to be in London and couldn't resist an invitation to do a special ASP.NET MVC session for the Vista Squad user group at the Microsoft offices in Reading. Part 1 of this video can be found  here.

On 3rd July 2009, ScottGu happened to be in London and couldn't resist an invitation to do a special ASP.NET MVC session for the Vista Squad user group at the Microsoft offices in Reading. Part 2 of this video can be found  here.

K. Scott Allen has written an article on Guiding Principles For Your ASP.NET MVC Applications. This knowledge has been floating around a bit in pieces, but he does a nice job of wrapping it all up in a concise way. I especially enjoyed the Oxite reference.

Marc Rubiño nos enseña cómo configurar correctamente Internet Information Services (IIS) y publicar una aplicación web utilizando las herramientas de Visual Studio.