ASP.NET from Scratch: Views

Jeremy McPeak on Feb 22nd 2011 with 11 comments

Tutorial Details

Program: Visual Web Developer Express 2010 (ASP.NET MVC2)
Difficulty: Beginner to Intermediate
Estimated Completion Time: 34 minutes

This entry is part 9 of 10 in the ASP.NET from Scratch Session
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The last major piece of the ASP.NET MVC Framework is the View engine. In this lesson, we look at the default View Engine in MVC2 – the WebForms View Engine – and learn how we can use views to display information to the user.

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I started my development career on the client-side writing JavaScript and DHTML components in my spare time. In 2005, Nicholas C. Zakas asked me to join him in writing the first edition of Professional Ajax for Wiley Publishing. Since Professional Ajax, 1st Edition, I've been blessed to take part in other book projects: Professional Ajax 2nd Edition, and Beginning JavaScript 3rd and 4th editions.

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eric
Awesome thx
Andrea
Could you make a tutorial on how to make a marketplace like Themeforest?? That would be nice!

Afraz
:) It’s not difficult to make a marketplace like Themeforest. But It’s difficult to market and maintain the site. It’s like a dream and could be sure if you’re a hard worker and invest a lot of money.
Afraz
:) nice question !!!!!
It’s not difficult to make a marketplace like Themeforest. But It’s difficult to market and maintain the site. It’s like a dream and could be sure if you’re a hard worker and invest a lot of money.

Andrea
I don’t mean to copy paste themeforest functions, itd.. but some more basic stuff to make your own market place, there are a lot of tuts and plugs for stores, but I did’t find a tut about “how to make a marketplace”.
So would be very nice if you dould start a series of premium content on how to make you own market place :)
I have not a lot of money to invest I can only invest mylsef 24/7 :D

http://jessewilliamson.net Jesse
I love seeing the MVC tutorials on here, but it is mildly disappointing that this one isn’t using the current version (MVC3) and the new default view engine (Razor). It would be nice to see it redone to use current tech.

http://www.wdonline.com/ Jeremy McPeak
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This was recorded before MVC3 was released. A Razor version of this example is already recorded.
http://www.wdonline.com/ Jeremy McPeak
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As an update: The next lesson (the Razor-fied version) is the Fan Bonus on Facebook.

Ciwan
Thank You for this Jeremy.
Will the MVC 3 tutorials be on NetTuts ? MVC 2 is now old school. I’ve moved onto MVC 3.

http://www.wdonline.com/ Jeremy McPeak
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Yes, the Razor-fied version will be published at Nettuts.

http://www.baltech.in Baltech
Asp.net is very interesting language. M worked on it and solved many problems.It would be nice to see it redone to use current tech.