Posts Tagged ‘ASP.NET’

ASP.NET MVC : Url Helper Extension CSS, Javascript, Picture

29, May 2009

Here a url helper, maybe it can interests you :

public static class UrlHelperExtension
{
public static string Image(this UrlHelper helper, string fileName)
{
return helper.Content(string.Format("~/Content/Images/{0}",fileName));
}

public static string Stylesheet(this UrlHelper helper, string fileName)
{
return helper.Content(string.Format("~/Content/Css/{0}.css",fileName));
}

public static string Javascript(this UrlHelper helper, string fileName)
{
return helper.Content(string.Format("~/Content/Scripts/{0}.js", fileName));
}
}

And here is how I use it :
For CSS :

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="<%= Url.Stylesheet("reset") %>" media="all" />

For javascript

<script [...]

Kiwi MVC.NET : Why this, why that ? I explain my architecture choices Part 5 [source on codeplex]

29, May 2009

So, I work hard these days to  finish my data access. I would like to explain you how I see application’s design.
As I told you before, I want to separate my application in 3 parts. I know that architecture could be discussed but I would make this point clear, it should be “re-factored”. Anyway, for [...]

Kiwi MVC.NET : Let’s go to TDD ! Part 4

27, May 2009

So, now that I have introduced TDD in my Agile Page. I will try to use it along all the development of Kiwi.

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Kiwi MVC.NET : Prepare your data access Part3

26, May 2009

So, I decide to rebuild a new solution. I will carry on the membership layer later cause I want a system who could use Sql, Active Directory or OpenID for the login and only use Sql for the membership role. I have an idea to do that but as I told you in a previous [...]

Kiwi MVC.NET : Authentication Layer, introduction Part2

14, May 2009

I know it is a bit weird to begin a CMS application by implementing a Membership system but the simple raison why I start up with that is because I needed for my work (as you can see in my previous post ).
Too often, I saw developers rewriting their own membership system in place to [...]

“AZAM, ADAM, Abracanabram” ! Is Harry Potter a dotnet developer?

12, May 2009

Well, with all the acronyms which exist in the software development world, Harry Potter should have found a lot of words for his magic formulas. Today, I will explain you two of them, AZAM and ADAM.

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Kiwi MVC.NET : Building the application Part1

8, May 2009

In this part, I am going to explain you how to setup an MVC .Net application.
I will tell you often “I am not a senior .Net developer”, I assume that I can make some faults and have totally wrong. If you think I am, do not hesitate to contact me at pierre@dervalp.com or leave me [...]


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