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Controller Controller where art thou Controller? (Feature Controller Factory)

Goal: Move an existing MVC site from layers to features without breaking everything along the way. Default MVC Controller location The default locations for ASP.net »

Steven T. Cramer Steven T. Cramer 24 August 2016

Add VSCode to your PowerShell profile path

Open PowerShell. To edit your profile in notepad type: notepad $profile If your PowerShell profile doesn't exist: New-Item -Type File -Force $profile Inside the profile add »

Steven T. Cramer Steven T. Cramer 30 June 2016

Change Visual Studio 2015 Default Templates

I prefer my using statements inside my namespace. But the default class Template for a web application generates like the following: using System; using System.Collections. »

Steven T. Cramer Steven T. Cramer on Visual Studio 2015, C#, templates 15 June 2016

Allow serving of js, ts, css and map files from Views folder.

In a traditional MVC 5 application structure you can not access css or js files located in the view directory. If you would like to move »

Steven T. Cramer Steven T. Cramer on TypeScript, MVC5, Javascript, CSS 28 April 2016

TheFreezeTeam Reacts to TypeScript

So let's write a simple hello world app. Using Typescript 1.8 and React in Visual Studio 2015 Update 2. .Net 4.5.2 (MVC 5) »

Steven T. Cramer Steven T. Cramer on React, TypeScript, Visual Studio 2015, MVC5 10 April 2016

What if You're Not So Keen on LIQUID?

This blog site is dedicated to those who, through hard fought battles, have concluded that LIQUID programming might not be such a good idea after all. »

Kevin Dietz 07 March 2016

Introduction to LIQUID Software Engineering Principles

So you've probably heard of the SOLID acronym for programming. But perhaps you haven't heard of a little known, but frequently practiced coding style which we »

Kevin Dietz 07 March 2016

Building MVC Jimmy Style

This blog is a step by step tutorial that transforms a default MVC 5 application into Jimmy Bogard's Feature-oriented configuration as described in his presentation. His »

Steven T. Cramer Steven T. Cramer on C#, jbogard, mvc, features, entity-framework-5, entity-framework, mediatr, automapper 10 August 2015
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