Videos tagged with MVC

In this episode we are going to take a look at how to perform error handling in Asp.Net MVC.We will focus on how you can build your MVC application to be able to handle 404 (file not found) and 500 errors (internal server error).

In this episode we are going to take a look at how we can use the built-in features in MVC v2 to simplify data validation.We will take a look at how we can use data annoations to validate both client side data submission (via javascript) and server side validation.

In this episode we are going to explore how create an editable Lists of data in MVC 2. We will show you how to create this list by using the enhanced binding features which are part of MVC 2. Having the ability to easily bind your model to your view will provide great flexibility and convince.

In this episode we are going to continue looking at how to use Partials within the Spark View Engine.In this episode we will take a deeper look at partials and learn more about their _undocumented_ features. We will also be learning how partials will allow us to create clean, compartmentalized and well orgianized code.

In this episode we are going to take a look at how to use Partials within the Spark View Engine.We will be taking a first look at partials and learn how we can setup our application to use partials as well as how to use them in your application. We will also be learning how partials will allow us to create clean, compartmentalized and well orgianized code.

In this episode we are going to take a look at the how to setup and use Named Content Areas w/ the Spark view Engine. Named Content areas allow for an easy and simple way to organize the content or structure of you website.

In this episode we are going to take a look at how you can setup Static Type checking within your ASP.Net MVC web project. Having static checking is a great asset as it can reduce the chances of run time errors due to refactoring. Static checking will also allow the compiler to verify all your strongly typed objects are being called correctly.

In this second episode on NDJango view engine, we are gonig to continue converting the sample application we started last time. However, this time we are going to focus on creating forms, re-displaying data, and finally, creating our own NDjango tags without touching F#

In this episode we are going to start a new series on using the NDjango view engine. We will cover installing NDjango, integrating it with an existing asp.mvc project, and some basic syntax features.

In this week's 30 minute screencast, I'm going to show you how easy it is to work with the MVC pattern and CodeIgniter. This video is aimed at beginners who have no experience with a PHP framework. Created by Jeffrey Way.