Event-based programming shows up in all sorts of Java development scenarios. Find out how Java event handling works.
Already know how to code C# 2008 desktop applications? Then, you’re ready to master web programming with the 3.5 edition of this best-selling ASP.NET book from Murach Books.
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I wanted to give you a heads up that tomorrow, September 9th and 10th, I won't be providing normal coverage here. I have about five poll results scheduled to be posted each day, many with very interesting results that many...
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Computer programming training can be obtained in a number of various venues and for several different objectives.
theodp writes "Raw intellect ain't always all it's cracked up to be, advises Ted Dziuba in his introduction to Programming Things I Wish I Knew Earlier, so don't be too stubborn to learn the things that can save you from the headaches of over-engineering. Here's some sample how-to-avoid-over-complicating-things advice: 'If Linux can do it, you shouldn't. Don't use Hadoop MapReduce until you have a solid reason why xargs won't solve your problem. Don't implement your own lockservice when Linux's advisory file locking works just fine. Don't do image processing work with PIL unless you have proven that command-line ImageMagick won't do the job. Modern Linux distributions are capable of a lot, and most hard problems are already solved for you. You just need to know where to look.' Any cautionary tips you'd like to share from your own experience?" Read more of this story at Slashdot.
[In addition to blogging, I am also now using Twitter for quick updates and to share links. Follow me at: twitter.com/scottgu ] Technical debates are discussed endlessly within the blog-o-sphere/twitter-verse, and they range across every developer community. Each language, framework, tool, and platform inevitably has at least a few going on at any particular point in time. Below are a few observations I?ve made over the years about technical debates in general, as well as some comments about some of the recent discussions I?ve seen recently about the topic of ASP.NET Web Forms and ASP.NET MVC in particular. General Observations About Technical Debates Below are a few general observations independent of any specific technical debate: a) Developers love to passionately debate and compare languages, frameworks, APIs, and tools. This is true in every programming community (.NET, Java, PHP, C++, Ruby, Python, etc). I think you can view these types of religious technical debates in two ways: They are sometimes annoying and often a waste of time. They are often a sign of a healthy and active community (since passion means people care deeply on both sides of a debate, and is far better than apathy). Personally I think both points are true. b) There is never only ?one right way? to develop something. As an opening interview question I sometimes ask people to sort an array of numbers in the most efficient way they can. Most people don?t do well with it. This is usually not because they don?t know sort algorithms, but rather because they never think to ask the scenarios and requirements behind it ? which is critical to understanding the most efficient way to do it. How big is the sequence of numbers? How random is the typical number sequence (is it sometimes already mostly sorted, how big is the spread of numbers, are the numbers all unique, do duplicates cluster together)? How parallel is the computer architecture? Can you allocate memory as part of the sort or must it be constant? Etc. These are important questions to ask because the most efficient and optimal way to sort an array of numbers depends on understanding the answers. Whenever people assert that there is only ?one right way? to a programming problem they are almost always assuming a fixed set of requirements/scenarios/inputs ? which is rarely optimal for every scenario or every developer. And to state the obvious - most problems in programming are far more complex than sorting an array of numbers. c) Great developers using bad tools/frameworks can make great apps. Bad developers using great tools/frameworks can make bad apps. Be very careful about making broad assumptions (good or bad) about the quality of the app you are building based on the tools/frameworks used. d) Developers (good and bad) can grow stronger by stretching themselves and lear ...
Many of the features available out of the box today in the ASP.NET MVC framework are only intended to develop web applications using REST principles. There is not support for accepting incoming messages encoded as JSON or plain old XML (POX), or even support for returning POX from a controller action. Only form-urlencoded data is accepted by default for incoming messages, and JSON/HTML (with support of the view engines) for outgoing messages in controller actions.
However, thanks to the different extensibility points that the MVC provides for hooking up custom code, supporting different scenarios for RESTful services tend to be something really easy to implement.
In this framework, we basically have two extensibility points that deserve some attention, Action Filters and Action Results.
Action filters intercept messages before they are dispatched to the controller action (or operation), and just after the operation returns a result. They are basically equivalent to the Dispatch Message Interceptors in WCF, or the new Message Interceptors in the WCF REST Starter kit (although they work more at a deeper level in the WCF processing pipeline).
Action results know how to serialize and write an object (the controller action result) into the response stream. Since they also have access to the Response object, additional work can be done there to manipulate some response settings or add output headers.
The framework also support Model Binders, which basically knows how to create an object representing the model expected by the controller action from some scalar values. Those scalar values are parsed from the incoming message (encoded as form-urlencoded), and then passed to the binder. However, they do not seem to add any value for implementing RESTful services with support for JSON or XML.
Omar Al Zabir has already written an nice post on how to implement RESTful services with the ASP.NET MVC that speak JSON and XML using action filters and action results.
ATOM and other syndication formats can also be handled as XML. For this, the Web Programming Model in WCF comes with a couple of classes, Rss20FeedFormatter and Atom10FeedFormator, which are Data Contracts and also IXmlSerializable classes. Therefore, if your operation returns an instance of any of these classes, the filters created by Omar would address this scenario as well. Regarding Conditional get support, you will have to implement it in the action itself or a custom filter. (You will have to do the same thing if you decide to go with the WCF Web Programming Model).
Caching is another feature that you might want to use at the moment of developing RESTful services. Fortunately, the MVC also comes with an special action filter “OutputCache” that was built on top the ASP.NET cache, so it provides the same caching capabilities that you may use for normal ASP.NET pages. ...
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Microsoft
Floods us with updates supporting VS08 RTM .
I am going to try to sort out what these updates are and how they are grouped together
so you know what to choose, these are not in order of when they where released, but
rather in the grouping they are most commonly used. In addition, NONE of these
have "Go Live" licenses yet, so don't try using them in production.
ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions
This is the one I just posted about, it is a glimpse of new, powerful functionality
being added to ASP.NET 3.5 and ADO.NET next year (2008). It includes:
ASP.NET model-view-controller (A.K.A. MVC)
It does NOT include the ASP.NET MVC
Toolkit which provides HTML rendering helpers and dynamic data support.
You should be aware that this will break just about every Third Party ASP.Net Control
you may be using.
ASP.NET Dynamic Data
ASP.NET AJAX
ADO.NET Entity Framework
This is confusing, since you still need the ADO.Net
Entity Framework Tools Dec 07 CTP AND the
Designer and they should be installed FIRST. The EF Designer requires this Patch
to VS08 (VS90-KB945282.exe) So if you plan to use EF, then you should download
and install these first.
ADO.NET Data Services (A.K.A. Astoria)
This requires EF...
Silverlight Controls for ASP.NET
if you plan to use Silverlight, you also need (want) these updates for Silverlight
More
info about this can be read here
All the Quickstart
samples are here , an example of how to get started with ADO.Net
Data Services is here .
Silverlight 1.1 (soon to be 2.0, but not quite yet.)
Make sure you have the Sept
07 Alpha Release and the VS08
RTM release of the Silverlight Tools Alpha
You should also get this update for Expression Blend so you can work with a better
Designer.
Expression
Blend 2 December Preview
Web Deployment
The Web
Deployment Projects - December 2007 CTP is an add-in to Visual Studio 2008 which
provides developers with advanced compilation and deployment options, while not strictly
required, it does make deployment much easier. There is nothing in the License
that says this cannot be used now, but then again, it does not specifically say you
can use this in production either.
Parallel Extensions
Parallel
Extensions to .NET Framework 3.5, December 2007 CTP gives you a managed programming
model for data parallelism, task parallelism, and coordination on parallel hardware.
If you are contemplating Parallel Development, you need to read this: The
Manycore Shift White Paper it is Microsoft's plan for how they p ...
Just a reminder that the next Tampa ASP.NET MVC Developer Group Meeting is on Thursday, June 11 at the Microsoft Office in Tampa, Florida.
Introduction to jQuery with ASP.NET MVC
The meeting will be 2 hours of bliss focused on the UI of your ASP.NET MVC Web Applications and cover an introduction to:
MvcContrib
ASP.NET MVC Futures Assembly
ASP.NET AJAX in ASP.NET MVC
ASP.NET MVC and jQuery
Make sure you register . I look forward to seeing you there :)
David Hayden
Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 contains ASP.Net MVC 2 in the box so there is no need to install an out of band update to Visual Studio 2010 to develop ASP.Net MVC applications. Phil Haack posted about the in-box experience for Beta 2 andd also provides some info on how to upgrade your ASP.Net MVC 1 apps to ASP.Net MVC 2. From a tooling perspective, all of the new functionality released in ASP.Net MVC 2 Preview 2 for Orcas is available in Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 including support for Single Project Areas . Additionally, if you look in the Scripts folder of a new ASP.Net MVC application, you will notice that jquery.validate is included as well as a vsdoc file to go with it. I'll post more on how to use jquery.validate in the coming weeks but for now, you should notice rich intellisense in your pages that use jquery.validate thanks to the inclusion of jquery.validate-vsdoc in your ASP.Net MVC 2 application.
Joe Cartano | Visual Web Developer
Ralph> I say that I don't consider traditional ASP.NET "distributed" because so little of the programming actually takes place without post backs (that is, so much of it takes place all on the same physical box - the web server). Most of what the traditional ASP.NET client does with regard to the main programming process is maintain viewstate. I'm not sure you understand the difference between spaghetti code and distributed programming. The two are orthoganal to one another.
[ In addition to blogging, I am also now using Twitter for quick updates and to share links. Follow me at: twitter.com/scottgu ] This is the eighteenth in a series of blog posts I?m doing on the upcoming VS 2010 and .NET 4 release. A few days ago I blogged about two new language features coming with C# 4.0: optional parameters and named arguments . Today I?m going to post about a few of my favorite new features being added to VB with VS 2010: Auto-Implemented Properties, Collection Initializers, and Implicit Line Continuation support. Auto-Implemented Properties Prior to VB 2010, implementing properties within a class using VB required you to explicitly declare the property as well as implement a backing field variable to store its value. For example, the code below demonstrates how to implement a ?Person? class using VB 2008 that exposes two public properties - ?Name? and ?Age?: While explicitly declaring properties like above provides maximum flexibility, I?ve always found writing this type of boiler-plate get/set code tedious when you are simply storing/retrieving the value from a field. You can use VS code snippets to help automate the generation of it ? but it still generates a lot of code that feels redundant. C# 2008 introduced a cool new feature called automatic properties that helps cut down the code quite a bit for the common case where properties are simply backed by a field. VB 2010 also now supports this same feature. Using the auto-implemented properties feature of VB 2010 we can now implement our Person class using just the code below: When you declare an auto-implemented property, the VB compiler automatically creates a private field to store the property value as well as generates the associated Get/Set methods for you. As you can see above ? the code is much more concise and easier to read. The syntax supports optionally initializing the properties with default values as well if you want to: You can learn more about VB 2010?s automatic property support from this MSDN page . Collection Initializers VB 2010 also now supports using collection initializers to easily create a collection and populate it with an initial set of values. You identify a collection initializer by declaring a collection variable and then use the From keyword followed by braces { } that contain the list of initial values to add to the collection. Below is a code example where I am using the new collection initializer feature to populate a ?Friends? list of Person objects with two people, and then bind it to a GridView control to display on a page: You can learn more about VB 2010?s collection initializer support from this MSDN page . Implicit Line Continuation Support Traditionally, when a statement in VB has been ...
Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 has officially shipped! If you haven’t already, download a copy from here . What New with Visual Studio If you are new to Visual Studio 2010 please check out all our previous blogs to get a understanding of all the changes we made for Beta 1 including this intro blog on beta 1: http://blogs.msdn.com/webdevtools/archive/2009/05/20/visual-studio-10-and-asp-net-4-0-beta1.aspx What’s New with Beta 2 With this release the Web Tools team has introduced a number of great improvements. A number of these improvements are listed below. New Template Using the default ASP.NET web site template, projects now come with a pre-configured site. This template configures your site to use master and content pages. In addition, it has styles pre-defined and controls for login, register and changing your password. If you do not want to use this template but would rather start from a empty state you can still use the “Empty Web Site” template. This creates a completely empty project that you will need to add a default web form to. Silverlight 3 Tooling Support IMPORTANT NOTE: If you already have Silverlight 3 SDK RTM version (not the GDR) installed on your box you will need to first uninstall it before running Visual Studio 2010 beta 2 setup. This is irrespective of the SDK language version and platform. The SDK GDR does not install on top of the RTM version of the SDK. This problem should be remedied by RTM. If you proceed with install in this state you will get an error at the end of install stating that the SDK failed to install. This error does not affect your setup of beta 2 for Visual Studio but you will still need uninstall to SDK RTM and re-install the SDK GDR if you wish to get the latest version of the SDK. Note that you can install the SL3 GDR SDK directly from here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=1ea49236-0de7-41b1-81c8-a126ff39975b . While Dev10 tooling for Beta 1 has Silverlight 2 features that worked with Silverlight 3, Beta 2 now re-introduces all the Silverlight 3 features directly into Visual Studio. Changes include: Support for configuring Out of browser (see screenshot below). Support for Transparent Platform Extensions. Page.xaml renamed to MainPage.xaml. Removal of support for Silverlight 2. Parameterization of Web Packages VS will automatically parameterize the connection strings defined in the web.config and the destination virtual application name. The users can specify customized parameters in parameters.xml file in the project directory as well, to parameterize configurations, such as WCF service’s end point etc. Import from web.config file for DB deployment ...
Discount ASP.Net has updated their Hosting Sandbox for Visual Studio 2010 RC and ASP.NET 4.0 RC. http://www.discountasp.net/press/2010_02_16_free-asp.net-4.0-RC-hosting.aspx To learn more about the new Web Deployment features in Visual Studio 2010 check out this Step by Step Walkthrough on Web 1-Click Publish with VS 2010 To provide feedback on the RC please visit the Visual Studio Connect site . You can also contact the Web Tooling team directly by sending mail to vsweb@microsoft.com Bradley Bartz | Visual Web Developer
Today we are announcing the availability of FREE HOSTING accounts for web developers to try out the new feature sets of Visual Studio 2010 Beta1, ASP.NET 4 Beta1 and Microsoft Web Deployment Tool (MsDeploy) RC1… VS 2010 has great set of features on deploying web applications seamlessly… One of the key features is the ability to publish your web application from VS 2010 to a remote hosted web server along with its dependencies like SQL Server database using “Web 1-Click Publish”… VS 2010 integrates Microsoft Web Deployment Tool (MsDeploy.exe) to provide fast, reliable and cohesive way of deploying web application… Learn more about Visual Studio 2010 Web Deployment Features … Apart from the web deployment feature set there are various other interesting features in ASP.NET 4 and Visual Studio 2010 including enhancements in ASP.NET Core Services, AJAX, Web Forms, Dynamic Data, VS Web Designer and Editor… To learn more about them check out ASP.NET 4 and Visual Studio 2010 white paper … VS 2010 and ASP 4 Beta1 release does not come with ASP.NET MVC yet, but we plan to include it in the near future… To allow you to try out all these cool features and deploy the ASP.NET Web Application using Web 1-Click Publish OrcsWeb and DiscountASP are providing free trial accounts (as long as they last :-))… Before I share the links to get the free trial account there are few important points to note: Visual Studio 2010 Beta1 (which comes with ASP.NET 4 Beta1 , Microsoft Web Deployment Tool (MsDeploy) RC1 and SQL Server 2008 Express Edition) is available to download for FREE from http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/products/2010/default.mspx Read the Step by Step Walkthrough on Web 1-Click Publish with VS 2010 this will help you get started easily… These free trial accounts are provisioned with IIS 7 Web Site plus SQL Server 2008 database (and yes the database hosting is also FREE :-)) ASP.NET 4 Beta1 DOES NOT come with “Go Live” license… These accounts are sandboxed environments for you to try new technologies, please do not host production applications on these accounts… The free trial accounts are slotted to expire by October 31st 2009 so you have reasonable amount to try out the new technologies… So without any further delay let me share the links which will tell you how to grab one of these free accounts… Click on the images below and get one for yourself before they run out: OR We want to hear from you about your feedback, thoughts, ideas on the new feature set; please feel free to use any of the below mechanisms to share your feedback… Visit Visual Studio 2010 Beta1 and ASP.NET 4 Beta1 Forum Write comments here, other announce or my blog … Follow on Twitter with #1ClickPublish … I hope you will use this offer and try out the new fascinating technologies coming down the pipeline… Enjoy ...
Learn ASP.NET 4 and ASP.NET MVC from scratch.
Here is the latest in my link-listing series . Also check out my ASP.NET Tips, Tricks and Tutorials page and Silverlight Tutorials page for links to popular articles I've done myself in the past. You can also now follow me on twitter ( @scottgu ) where I also post links and small posts. ASP.NET Using ASP.NET 3.5?s ListView and DataPager Controls to Delete Data : Scott Mitchell continues his excellent tutorial series on the ASP.NET ListView control. In this article he discusses how to handle deleting data with it. ASP.NET ListView: Displaying Hierarchical Data : Adam Pooler writes about how to use the ASP.NET ListView control to display hierarchical data within a web page. ELMAH: Error Logging Module and Handlers for ASP.NET : ELMAH is a really cool open source error logging module for ASP.NET that can help you figure out what is going wrong with a site in production (and it enables you to diagnose things remotely in a browser). This post from Scott Hanselman nicely summarizes some of the things you can do with it. Visit the ELMAH home page to learn more and download it. Using ELMAH with ASP.NET MVC describes how to use it within ASP.NET MVC applications. Examining ASP.NET 2.0?s Membership, Roles and Profile API Part 14 : Scott Mitchell continues his excellent series on ASP.NET?s security features with an article that discusses how to create a page that permits users to update their security question and answer settings to reset passwords. ASP.NET Tip/Trick: Use a Base Page Class for All Application Pages : A nice article that discusses a good best practice with ASP.NET applications ? which is to create a helper base class that encapsulates common functionality that you can use across pages within your applications. AJAX New Release of ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit : A new release of the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit is now available for download ( this article by Bertrand Le Roy has more details). This new release contains bug fixes as well as three new controls: HtmlEditor, ComboBox and ColorPicker. Watch the new Videos and new Tutorials to learn more about the controls on the www.asp.net/ajax web-site. Setting the Default Input Focus and Default Button with jQuery : Chris Love has an nice post on how to improve the user experience of a page by setting the default focus and default button of a web form control using jQuery. Automatically Minify and Combine JavaScript in Visual Studio : Dave Ward has a great article that describes how you can add a build command to Visual Studio that enables you to automatically compress and combine client-side JavaScript files. This makes your pages load faster on the client and improves th ...
Don't forget to download ASP.NET MVC Futures!
I'm flying out later today on a pretty intense business trip (22,000 miles, 5 countries, 3 continents, 1 week, no sleep... :-), so my blog activity over the next week and a half will be pretty light. To keep you busy till I return, here is the latest in my link-listing series . Also check out my ASP.NET Tips, Tricks and Tutorials page and Silverlight Tutorials page for links to popular articles I've done myself in the past. ASP.NET Geolocation/Geotargeting Reverse IP Lookup Code : Scott Hanselman has a cool sample that demonstrates how to perform IP address lookups on users visiting your site to determine where they are located on the globe (down to the latitude and longitude). Pretty cool stuff. Tracking User Activity : Scott Mitchell has a nice article that discusses how to track end-user activity when visiting an ASP.NET web site. iTunes Data Grid Skin : Matt Berseth continues his cool series showing off cool new skins you can apply to ASP.NET controls (especially the GridView and DetailsView controls). This post shows off a pretty sweet iTunes like skin. Using ETW to Troubleshoot AppDomain Restarts and other Issues : Tess Ferrandez has another great post that demonstrates how to use the ETW tracing features built-into ASP.NET and Windows to trouble-shoot runtime issues. ASP.NET Dynamic Data ASP.NET Dynamic Data Videos: Joe Stagner has 6 nice ASP.NET Dynamic Data "How Do I?" videos posted on www.asp.net that you can check out to learn about the new ASP.NET Dynamic Data feature in .NET 3.5 SP1. A "Many to Many" field template for Dynamic Data : David Ebbo has a great post that talks about how to enable Many To Many scenarios with ASP.NET Dynamic Data. Customizing ASP.NET Dynamic Data and Customizing a Template Field : Laurent Duveau has two nice posts in a series he is doing on using ASP.NET Dynamic Data and customizing the UI generated from it. ASP.NET Dynamic Data Routing : Rachel Appel has a nice post that talks about how to use the new ASP.NET routing features with ASP.NET Dynamic Data to enable customized URLs. Fun with T4 Templates and Dynamic Data: David Ebbo has a cool post on how to use the T4 templating engine built-into Visual Studio to automate ASP.NET Dynamic Data form generation. Using User Controls as Page Templates in Dynamic Data: David Ebbo has another nice post that talks about how to use user controls with ASP.NET Dynamic Data. ASP.NET AJAX ASP.NET AJAX - Observing Updates to Plain Old JavaScript Objects: Dave Reed has a great blog post about one of the new features coming in ASP.NET AJAX - sup ...
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