Posts Tagged ‘C#’
OnMyMission.com – It’s almost done!
Written by Jason on January 31, 2009 – 10:01 pm -I’ve been trying to finish this project for a really long time. I think I started over two years ago and I’ve rewritten it from scratch about 4 times. But, I’m proud to announce that the site is actually almost done! I decided to rewrite the entire site using Asp.net MVC and it has been a fun ride.
On My Mission is a site for the friends and families of LDS missionaries. The idea is that a parent or friend can make a webpage that tracks all sorts of information about a missionary that is currently out in the field. Some features I hope to have available are newsletters, photo galleries, maps, event timelines and a few other interesting ones that I’ll go over another time.
So, go ahead and play with it. Let me know what you think and please contact me with bugs and suggestions!
ASP.Net MVC Preview 4 is coming!
Written by Jason on July 14, 2008 – 9:09 pm -http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2008/07/14/asp-net-mvc-preview-4-release-part-1.aspx
Another exciting preview will be released very soon. It seems this release will have a few new things for authenticating users as well as Ajax support.
I also learned that PostSharp is not needed for what I was using it for. The framework has something called ActionFilterAttributes that basically do the same thing and more! By providing an ActionExecutingContext value when overriding OnActionExecuting you can now have all sorts of information about the controller and action that have been invoked.
Using PostSharp with ASP.Net MVC
Written by Jason on June 18, 2008 – 9:17 am -I’ve been diving into some new .Net frameworks and libraries lately and thought I should share some of the cool stuff I’ve learned. I’m going to share what I’ve learned while using PostSharp with the new ASP.Net MVC framework.
I have already posted a few things about the new MVC framework so I won’t explain why Im excited for it. But, I havent talked about PostSharp so lets go over that really quick. First, you NEED to watch this video. It goes over exactly what I am using PostSharp for and shows off its power in just a few minutes. Next, you need to read up on what Aspect Oriented Programming means. The wiki article is pretty complex though. What you need to take away from it is how it helps programmers ‘separate concerns’, modularize your code, easily apply ‘aspects/modules’ to various parts of your code and avoid maintenance problems. Another good link is http://www.postsharp.org/aop.net/.
Let’s talk about the sample project now.