Among all flavours of MVC and its brothers (Model View ViewModel, Model–view–adapter, Model–view–presenter, Observer pattern, Presentation–abstraction–control, Hierarchical model–view–controller), the Microsoft implementation of the pattern in .Net MVC framework is based on Front Controller pattern and Model 2 patterns ["Programming Microsoft ASP.NET MVC" by Dino Esposito].
Tag: Visual Studio
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So I wanted to develop for the Windows Phone device. I started humble, reading and understanding any source of information. I saw a lot of MIX conferences, blogs, webcasts. After some time I got the opportunity of having a device. Naturally, I wanted to deploy my applications on the device, having a proof that they work as they were supposed to. But this wasn’t so easy!
Just a reminder for posterity : posting with .Net its so easy! Check out the Cocoa touch framework to realize the difference!
Scott Hanselman had a presentation at Mix 09 conference – File | New Company: Creating NerdDinner.com with Microsoft ASP.NET MVC. This was in its unique style – fun, rich in content, tricks, advices but most of all was fun. This year he managed to create a new type of presentation – without the actual presentation! No more constrained to some slides, just him, Visual Studio and the audience. Yes, the audience – who seemed to absorb any words spoken there, helping Scott with few advices in some key points.
How to create a GUID (Global Unique IDentifier) in order to mark your dlls. Looking in my Visual Studio 2005 I saw that this command wasn’t available in any tools menu, nor in the Customize toolbars one as a shortcut to a command.
Short presentation of PDC 2008 about Developing application using Data Services, using Cloud and REST Interfaces for data