I pushed a major update to the MVC3/Html5 Boilerplate Template found on the github page. The new update includes the latest boilerplate code and uses the DotnetOpenAuth CTP for logging in via Twitter and Facebook. Thanks to @jacob4u2 for making some necessary web.config changes (he has an alternate template on his bitbucket site you should also check out.
Updated MVC3 Html5 Boilerplate Template: Now with Twitter and Facebook
March 21st, 2011 § 2 comments § permalink
Expressions and Lambdas: Oh My!
November 13th, 2010 § 1 comment § permalink
I’ve been working on a toolkit called Redaculous- it’s a .NET Library for the really cool key/value store Redis. It’s built on top of the ServiceStack.Redis library, which provides various .NET clients for Redis. Redaculous is meant to make aggregating Redis commands a little easier- but don’t get too excited. The project is in its infancy, and will undergo many changes, if it even gets off the ground. This post isn’t about Redis nor Redaculous- it’s about how parts of Redaculous leverage Expressions and Lambdas to drive a lot of the functionality Redaculous is meant to provide, and how you can leverage Expressions to make your programming life easier. ASP.NET MVC and lots of other great frameworks do it, so why can’t you?
QuickTip: Use CommonServiceLocator and MvcServiceLocator together in ASP.NET MVC 3 Pre-Release Projects
September 23rd, 2010 § 1 comment § permalink
UPDATE: This post is outdated since ASP.NET MVC Beta. Use the DependencyResolver static class instead.
Proposal: Let’s call ASP.NET MVC “.MVC”
February 18th, 2010 § 5 comments § permalink
I hereby propose renaming ASP.NET MVC to just “.MVC”. It’s just so much easier to type.
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