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Jag Reehal on Agile Development, ASP.NET MVC and all manner of good stuff

Creating the animals game using Asp.Net MVC, jQuery and jQueryUI

A few weeks ago we had some fun creating a demo for a game using the jQuery and jQuery UI libraries in the ‘Having fun with jQuery UI’ blog post.
In this post we will go through how to create the game using ASP.NET MVC, jQuery and jQuery UI.
The screenshot below shows the game [...]

ASP.NET MVC View Best Practices – Save time creating views with MvcContrib.FluentHtml

This isn’t strictly a best practice post, but it is now I am currently creating html in my ASP.NET MVC views.
It must be a good approach because Microsoft are implementing Templated Helpers to do what I’m showing you today in ASP.NET MVC 2. See Ben Scheirmans’ post A First Look at ASP.NET [...]

ASP.NET MVC View Best Practices – Keep logic out of your views

When it comes to views in ASP.NET MVC, you won’t be short of options how you decide how to create them.
One of the easiest mistakes is to implement logic in their views.
It’s no surprise developers such as Rob Conery have advised against having conditional code in ASP.NET MVC views. Before you [...]

ASP.NET MVC V2 and I met Scott Gu

Lets get one thing out the way, yes I’m a geek, maybe not a super geek but a geek nevertheless. For me Scott Guthrie is up there with my Barca heroes Xavi, Iniesta Messi, Henry, Puyol, Valdés, Busquets, Krkić etc.
Yesterday I went to Scott Gu’s demo of ASP.NET MVC 2 [...]

ASP.NET MVC Controller Best Practices – Skinny Controllers

No blog post can cover ASP.NET MVC controller best practices in one go. So this is the first post in a series about ASP.NET MVC controller best practices.
In this post we’re looking at why your ASP.NET MVC controllers should be ’skinny’.
The code used in this post can be [...]

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