I got a design challenge with asp.net mvc. I want to keep track of the currently logged in user in the session because I don’t want to hit the database every time I need to get the username or id for a query. And I have all my controllers inherit from a base controller named [...]
In my previous post, The Best IoC Container, I decided to go with StructureMap as the framework of choice. I received a comment telling me to check out Ninject and then a day or two after, I saw Corey Gaudin’s post on using Ninject with MVC, so I decided to try it out. It wasn’t [...]
[update: Yonkly source code is now public] I just released an updated version of Yonkly. Here is a list of changes, additions and improvements: Fixed email issues Added About section under the avatar Using TinyUrl for Url shortening. Added profile Url under the avatar (so add your blog/website to your profile) Added more stats and [...]
Yesterday, I gave a talk at CMAP Code Camp about the asp.net mvc framework and AJAX using JQuery. This is my first time speaking, so I was a little nervous. I think I did ok but I can’t really tell. Of course, the talk didn’t go as planned, because Visual Studio didn’t cooperate. Thankfully, I [...]
[update: Yonkly source code is now public] [update 2: I just created www.isweat.com using the yonkly engine] [update 3: Tons of new features] Asp.net MVC framework rocks. I wanted to play with it more and decided why not build an open source twitter. Unfortunately, I couldn’t come up with a better name for it that had [...]