Speed Links: ASP.NET MVC

I'm starting to build up some ASP.NET MVC so here is the list for January so far.

January 7th, 2010 at 8:00am — Comments: (0) — By: Jonathan Danylko — Tags: .NET

Since ASP.NET MVC came out last year, I've been writing every project in ASP.NET MVC.

Now, that ASP.NET MVC 2 RC is released, my primary focus for this release is on the modular aspect using areas. If you are a web developer with .NET and have not experienced ASP.NET MVC yet, this is definitely the time to move into a new technology and direction as a web developer.

• Building a Ratings Widget in jQuery and ASP.NET MVC
  Good post on creating a quick ratings widget.
   
• Handling Exceptions using jQuery and ASP.NET MVC
  
  
• Supporting OpenID on an ASP.NET MVC Web Site
  
  
• More on Fluent MetaDataProvider for ASP.NET MVC
  I really love the technical details that Kazi Manzur Rashid dives into with ASP.NET MVC.
   
• Build a Front End of an E-Commerce System using ASP.NET MVC
  
  
• Role based Access Control in ASP.NET MVC
  An excellent post discussing the way on how to create multiple cascading roles in an ASP.NET MVC application.
   
• Fat Models and Skinny Controllers bring out the best in your MVC Framework
  Even though this is a general development post, it still applies to ASP.NET.
   
• Creating ASP.NET MVC Helpers
  Good post for beginners
   
• Dependency Injection (ASP.NET MVC and Unity)
  Great introduction for Dependency Injection into your ASP.NET MVC sites.
   
• Thoughts on ASP.NET MVP - A framework that wants to be MVC
  Great post by Rob Conery discussing a new kid on the block: WebForms MVP.
   
• T4MVC 2.6: MVC 2 Areas support
  If you've kept up with my posts, you know that I LOVE T4!
   
• Facebook Connect Action Filter for ASP.NET MVC
  Anyone wanting to connect their site into Facebook using just an Action Filter.
   
• ASP.NET MVC 2 Custom Validation
  Couldn't have a list of ASP.NET MVC links without one from Phil Haack.
   
• Dependency Injection and Inversion Of Control with ASP.NET MVC
  Another great article on starting DI and IOC.
   
• ASP.NET MVC 2 and why Dynamic Area is not supported