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Have you updated to the latest Visual Studio yet? I upgraded to the release version of Visual Studio 2012, which I hope many of you have had the opportunity to do or will in the near future. I do a lot of development with WebMatrix and utilize IIS Express
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Today I am gong to complete the checkout process for the mobile version of the MVC Music Store. This process will again feature some layout decisions, but give me an opportunity to cover mobile specific features related to input forms. Part 1 Creating
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Today I am going to review how I implement the genre and album details mobile web pages. Both pages present layout decisions opportunities needed to maximize the mobile experience. I am also going to utilize touch for a nice effect and plugin. Part 1
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At this point in this series I have shown how to build the core site infrastructure for an ASP.NET MVC 3 mobile web site using the Razor View Engine. So far nothing real exciting has happened as far as true mobile web development. Today that starts changing.
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In today’s installment of my series of making a mobile version of the MVC Music Store I am going to create the basic MVC infrastructure for the site by adding the controllers and views. This will probably be the most boring post in this series because
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Lately I have finally been working on an ASP.NET MVC project using the Razor ViewEngine. I do like the MVC programming style, but just as I suspected when I first learned about MVC there is a learning curve. One of the things I am getting use to is using
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Recently a new Patterns and Practices group has formed called Project Silk . The goal of Project Silk is to provide guidance to web developers on architecting great standards compliant web sites. Today I am spending the day with the team and about 30
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It really does not seem like that long ago I found the Beta 1 bits of ASP.NET 1.0 and started tinkering and created the first of several hundred ASP.NET sites. That was May 2001 and everything I had created up to that point was in Classic ASP, at the
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