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I'm developing a quite simple site at least for now.
What I want is to make it possible for administrator to create posts (articles). And further to form a blog in a subdomain.
I didn't find a tutorial on blog development using ASP.NET MVC 3. Can you provide any useful tutorial/post/book.
Thanks!
This is a good tutorial from asp.net which should help you:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/data/gg702906
Hope this helps?
If you want to develop powerful dynamic websites with patterns-based which enables a clean separation of concerns and gives you full control over markup for enjoyable, agile development then MVC (Model view controller) is the best option in current software engineering cycle.
http://www.amarinfotech.com/services/mvc-architecture.html
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I am using Spring MVC and Hibernate for a project. I am little confused about which technology to use in front end part(in jsp part), to get better look and fill as well which is easy to adopt.
Thanks in advance, :)
I would suggest GWT with Spring and Hibernate if that fits your requirements. GWT has great widgets and a vibrant community. There's GWTP, a nice MVP framework for GWT.
For other options, go through Matt Raible's Java frameworks comparison. Spend 2/3 days to pick one that fits your requirements the best.
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I am a student, and I just have developed an application using Sencha Touch, which follows the MVCS architecture.
It includes a lots of java-script model-view-controller and store classes.
Application works fine, but the problem is with its documentation.
Can you help me with any good example that shows the various UML diagrams (class, activity, use case) and how they are designed for MVC applications?
Any tutorial or blog post would also be of help.
The list of classes is huge, and so I am not sure if I should put it here.
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I need to build a custom web application on asp.net mvc3 platform.
I need following major modules in it:
User management with Authentication & Roles
Activity Logging & Error Logging
CMS to manage page contents
Modular - Plug-able architecture
Module for managing Email notifications, etc.
Ability add new module by way of adding new plugin
I'm basically looking for a framework kind of a thing for MVC3 based on which i can build my application. I'm fine with it even if it doesn't have a CMS built into it.
Can you guys help me find the one best suited for this kind of a purpose.
You can check the following
http://www.mvccms.com/
http://cmsmvc.codeplex.com/
http://atomiccms.codeplex.com/
http://mytripmvc.codeplex.com/
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I may have to contribute to a legacy system, classic asp with vbscript web app at work.
What are some good learning tutorials/books on this.
Please don't say you should just use .NET mvc as changing the existing system isn't an option.
I won't forget the good old ASP For Dummies, read it every day for about one month and enjoyed every page of it. Clear, simple and to the point. :)
I would recommend this book, i used to use it as a daily reference when i started learning classic asp, pretty much like yourself i didnt have the option to use dot net
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Beginning-ASP-3-0-Programmer/dp/0764543636/ref=sr_1_11?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1297414852&sr=1-11
Also try http://www.w3schools.com/asp/default.asp for some basic samples. If you provide more information on what you will be coding in asp i can probably suggest more sites.
Regards
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Does anybody know when first ASP.NET MVC 3 books will come out? I know it is kind of early to ask but I'm wondering if there are some release dates from Apress, Wrox or any other publisher.
Pro ASP.NET MVC 3 Framework (Apress) is being written at the moment. Adam Freeman is the primary author; I am the technical reviewer.
I would expect it to be available late Summer 2011, though it's still too early to predict accurately.
Go to amazon, search for asp.net mvc, then sort by publication date - like this.
This book is available now as an eBook:
Pro ASP.NET MVC 3 Framework 3rd Edition
It is in "alpha" which means you can download what it currently available (775 pages--only a couple chapters unfinished) now, and download the full version when it is finished.
I purchased it and it is an EXCELLENT text!