Validating a variable length list, ASP.NET MVC 2-style
In the previous post I showed a fairly straightforward way to create an editor where the user can add and delete the items in a set. Please read that previous post before continuing to read this one. Read More
Editing a variable length list, ASP.NET MVC 2-style
A while back I posted about a way of editing a list of items where the user can add or remove as many items as they want. Tim Scott later provided some helpers to make the code neater. Now, I find myself making use of this technique so often that I thought it would be worthwhile providing an update to show how you can do it even more easily with ASP.NET MVC 2 because of its strongly-typed and templated input helpers. Read More
Measuring the Performance of Asynchronous Controllers
Recently I’ve been working with ASP.NET MVC 2.0’s new asynchronous controllers. The idea with these is that you can split the request handling pipeline into two phases: Read More
Selective Unit Testing – Costs and Benefits
I’ve been writing unit tests regularly for 2-3 years now, and doing full-blown test-driven development (TDD) full time for about the last year. Throughout this whole time, I keep noticing the same thing over and over: Read More
Upcoming events in Cambridge and Gloucester
UK readers may be interested to hear of the following events, where you’ll get to see me frantically try to write lots of code in front of an audience, while constantly worrying that my laptop is about to do a BSoD: Read More
