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With the preview 2 release of ASP.NET MVC 2, we now have base classes to implement our own custom providers for metadata and validation. Specifically, with ModelMetadataProvider and ModelValidatorProvider.
There isn't a lot of documentation on these yet (just released yesterday as a preview, so I'm neither surprised nor disappointed).
Has anyone gotten custom implementations of either of these working? A very simple example (metadata and validator for just "Required") would be great!
Perhaps a lot of people have the same idea, but I'd like to use IronRuby to inject the metadata, and I'm looking for any example to get started.
Thanks!
Edit: Sounds like Brad Wilson (of xUnit.net fame) has some blog posts coming for this exact thing! If he doesn't answer here, I'll create an answer with links when those posts are ready.
Edit2: Sankarsan Bose over at CodingNDesign also has posts on the subject. (ModelValidator at the moment). Including here for future reference.
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Is there any tutorial or example for developing forum in laravel?
I would like to develop like this discourse demo Discourse demo https://try.discourse.org/
Try this course from Jeffrey Way which is easy to understand, and time efficient: Let's Build A Forum with Laravel and TDD.
A forum is a deceptively complex thing. Sure, it's made up of threads and replies, but what else might exist as part of a forum? What about profiles, or thread subscriptions, or filtering, or real-time notifications? As it turns out, a forum is the perfect project to stretch your programming muscles. In this series, we'll work together to build one with tests from A to Z.
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I'm currently doing a research on developing a web based ontology editor. I need to validate that the ontology edited by my tool is consistent and infer knowledge properly. Also, I would like to get some general statistics regarding the ontology. Is there an ontology validator tool available online which I can use for this requirement? OWL 2 Validator and OWL Metrics don't seem to be working anymore.
http://mowl-power.cs.man.ac.uk:8080/validator
http://mowl-power.cs.man.ac.uk:8080/metrics
Both those tools are just simple web apps using OWLAPI code to carry out the validation. See Profiles in OWLAPI for how to validate an ontology against a profile, and OWLReasoner for ways to test that an ontology is consistent. The second step will also require an OWLReasoner implementation to provide the reasoning services. There are numerous Open Source reasoners, e.g., FaCT++, Pellet, Hermit, Konclude, JFact, and various others that can interface with OWLAPI. See ORE for the most recent competition comparing these reasoners for performance.
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I am looking for a documentation generator that does not require using comments and/or annotations to the code. Ideally, it would just outline all classes methods, functions, etc... in a manner similar to what is available in the Object Browser.
Every .NET documentation generator that I'm aware of works fine even without any comments in code. You didn't specify the language. If it's C# or VB .NET, you can try our VSdocman (I'm one of its developers). It can generate documentation for every code element. It doesn't matter if it has a comment or not.
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I am looking for a free online course on Spring Framework (similar to MongoDB university or coursera). However, I couldn't find anything for free. If anyone knows, please share. Thanks in advance.
I don't know if these are similar to the ones you specified, but this
can be a good bootstart for Spring FW.
Other than that, Spring - IMO - has a pretty good documentation to start with the different "modules" of spring. I often start there, and if I have questions after reading it, the specific google searches usually give me the answers I needed.
Just look at Udemy.com and search for “Spring”.
Introduction to Spring Boot
Spring Framework and Dependency Injection for Beginners
The above courses are free and unlimited.
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I really like the idea of reading others people code to improve your design skills. Open source can help here a lot.
This can teach you basic OO principles. But I'm not writing frameworks, I'm writing code for real customers with quite complicated domain logic.
There are lots of manuals of different MVC frameworks(like Create a blog with Ruby on rails in 15 minutes). But hey it is difficult to mess with small pet project.
How can I get a possibility of reading real production code dealing with complicated business domain logic?
I'm interested in any MVC frameworks(any languages).
ASP.NET quickly offers a pretty comprehensive case study of an MVC implementation at the end of the book.
Django is both object oriented and MVC based framework written in Python. The Chapter 5: Models of the free Django book explains the MVC pattern as applied to Django.
Also look at this SO question.