You’ve seen this problem before- you deploy a new version of your website but the style is off and you’re getting weird javascript errors. You know the issue: Firefox or IE is caching and old version of the css/js file and it’s screwing up the web app. The user needs to clear the cache so the latest version is pulled. The solution: versionstamp your include files!
Tag Archive for 'aspnetmvc'
After working on an ongoing ASP.NET MVC project for a couple of months I’ve learned a couple of lessons when it comes to dealing with Views. Keep as much logic out of the views as possible! This can be tricky because it’s so easy to let code sneak into your views. But by following the tips below you’ll be able to keep your logic organized and views clean.
One of the things I’ve been doing lately is digging into Ruby on Rails. I’ve always wanted to learn Rails since I was first exposed to Rails at an AjaxWorld conference in ’06 (at least, I think in 06). David Heinemeier Hansson actually presented!
There are going to be times when you want to allow a user to enter multiple copies of a single form on a web page. This frequently happens when adding items to a list- like products in a shopping cart or tasks in a task list. You want the user to add as many “items” as they want to the list, then save the entire list at once.
