As we can read on the TypeScript it lets you write JavaScript the way you really want to. And guess what – you can do it in Visual Studio 2015!
By Dawid on (tags: asp.net 5, mvc, TypeScript, visual studio, vs, categories: code, web)In Web Api 2.0 and MVC5 you can only pass: int, bool, double etc.., TimeSpan, DateTime, Guid, decimal, and string values in URI. For any complex type having lists or other complex object within you have to pass serialized JSON/XML in the request body. But what If we want use such complex type from URI? Then read on…
By Piotr on (tags: automapper, mvc, Web API, categories: code)Long story short – mvc does not handle custom error pages in a way that could be described as ‘even close to correct’. But if you need to fulfill a requirement, you start hacking.
By eidias on (tags: mvc, categories: code, web)Here’s a piece of information that will hopefully save you the time I spent on trying to figure it out… asp.net mvc parameter binding is localizable ONLY in the case of POST form action.
By eidias on (tags: mvc, categories: code)Well, not always, but there are times when they are so…what can I do to avoid them.
By eidias on (tags: mvc, categories: code)I wanted to have a reusable email validator since there have been a few cases already where I needed one. Previously I just used the RegularExpressionAttribute but that’s verbose for email. So, without thinking much, I created an attribute that derived from RegularExpressionAttribute and supplied it with a regex I used – that turned out to be a surprise.
By eidias on (tags: mvc, categories: code)I’m learning to love MVC mostly for it’s flexibility. In a recent situation, I wanted to have a generic controller that will perform CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) operations on an entity. By default, this is not handled, but with a little custom code, it turned out to be quite easy.
By eidias on (tags: mvc, categories: code)I stumbled upon a problem when trying to set up a default route for an asp.net mvc3 application. The routing mechanism itself is pretty straightforward, so I didn’t really expect any problems here, but as it turned out I was wrong.
By eidias on (tags: area, mvc, route, categories: web)