The other day Sam from stackoverflow blogged about a slow page caused by a combination of problems resulting in them using Dapper to map native SQL to the objects resulting in a nice performance improvement. I liked how he made the queries executed for the current request display in html comments in the html source, [...]
In a previous post I showed you how you can use xVal and the IDataErrorInfo class to add validation to your Asp.net MVC website. In this post I will extend that to Linq-to-Sql and the classes it generates. The northwind database has a suppliers table. The info contained below is using that table with linq-to-sql. [...]
Yes…Finally…I have full control of my HTML again, but am still able to work with a great language like C#. MVC is here and its great. I’m absolutely loving it. But how the heck do you get it to work under IIS6. What if I want extensionless URL’s? Here is a few options for you. [...]