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Play Progressively enable the mobile web with ASP.NET MVC 4, HTML5, and jQuery Mobile
Description
There are over a billion mobile devices with rich Web capabilities, yet many Websites look terrible on such devices, or worse, fail to work at all. As mobile devices become the primary way that most people access the Web, having a site that fails to deliver a rich experience on the Web using HTML5, JavaScript and jQuery Mobile is missing out on a huge opportunity. In this session, learn how ASP.NET MVC 4 leverages these next generation technologies enabling developers to build a single solution that targets multiple platforms and form factors such as mobile, tablet and desktop devices.
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Video Message: Phil Haack
The Discussion
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TomErik Where is the video?
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RavikanthBollapragada It takes 24 hrs to upload the video. So come back again later
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robertd What iPhone emulator is Phil using?
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Haacked I used iBBDemo2. It's really just a Safari browser with iPhone/iPad chrome around it as far as I can tell. For example, you can't run real iPhone apps on it. But for showing off web pages, it worked great. :)
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Haacked Whoops, forgot to login first. That last comment really was me.
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Sumit ZItshi Great demo Phil.
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Sandy Place Really enjoyed the video BTW. At the end you demoed a project that Steven Sanderson sent you. It was a single screen application that utilized MVC more as a back end server and used KnockoutJS and JQuery mobile as the front end with MVC partials. Is there a chance that you could post that project?
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DanSorensen Good stuff. Can't wait to hear more from you about MVC 4. I'm really enjoying my MVC 3 projects!
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ThomasHolmes Exciting stuff from MVC4 and mobile. I've written a blog showing how to enhance Phil's demonstration to use 51Degrees.mobi with MVC4. See the full blog at 51Degrees.mobi and MVC4. I hope this helps the conference attendees that asked Phil about 51Degrees during his presentation.
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alex cool!
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RickAndersonMS I have a full tutorial on this at https://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials/aspnet-mvc-4-mobile-features
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Mike Clarke Thanks guys, very exciting stuff!
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Paul P Great Stuff Phill!!! Thanks :)
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DigantaKumar Great session Phill. Thank you and keep up the good work. Looking forward to MVC 4 rc release and IE offline caching.
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Zaia Youkhanna Thank you Phill, great demo, looking forward to MVC4. Duplicating views is troublesome regardless of duplication automation, is there a smarter approach?
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IlanKogan How does it recognize a mobile device when using the .mobile. layout?
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Tugberk There is a demo at the where Phil showed an offline version of the app written by Steven Sanderson. Can we get the source code of it?any chance?
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Assaf Thank you , it was realy very good
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Mark I'm a bit late, things might've changed, but 2 Questions :-
1. This is using MVC4. What about ASP.NET forms? Not supported?
2. How do you change existing sites built on, say VS2005/2008 on Web Forms to make them mobile-friendly?