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  • Headspring to hire 2 new consultants in Austin, TX. Would you like to be considered?

    Headspring to hire 2 new consultants in Austin, TX. Would you like to be considered?

    Mar 11
    23

    First, Headspring is growing at a very fast clip. Our two most recent hires in our programming staff are: Steve Donie Sharon Cichelli I am conducting another round of interviews during the first week of April. I am looking for skilled .Net developers at all levels. I am focused on finding smart, motivated people. I don’t have a square hole looking for a matching peg. Below is the job description that is listed at http://www.headspring.com/careers/#Con. If you would like to be considere...

  • ASP.NET mvcConf Videos Available

    ASP.NET mvcConf Videos Available

    Feb 11
    23

    Earlier this month the ASP.NET MVC developer community held the 2nd annual mvcConf event. This was a free, online conference focused on ASP.NET MVC – with more than 27 talks that covered a wide variety of ASP.NET MVC topics. Almost all of the talks were presented by developers within the community, and the quality and topic diversity of the talks was fantastic. Below are links to free recordings of the talks that you can watch (and optionally download): Scott Guthrie Keynote The NuGet-y...

  • Using ModelMetaData in ASP.Net MVC 2 to wire up sweet jQuery awesomeness

    Using ModelMetaData in ASP.Net MVC 2 to wire up sweet jQuery awesomeness

    Jun 10
    23

    I recently came up with an approach to wiring up some jquery plugins that modify the behavior of standard input text boxes. The approach is not original by any means.I got the idea from the built in client side validation for MVC2, which was inspired by Steve Sanderson's xVal framework. The goal. I wanted a way to add both Watermark and Masked Input functionality to text boxes on my MVC views. I wanted to do this in an unobtrusive jQuery-ish way. I also did not want to reinvent the Editor t...

    • MvcContrib
    • jQuery
    • MVC2
  • One Year of Production ASP.NET MVC

    One Year of Production ASP.NET MVC

    Mar 10
    11

    Last week marked the one year anniversary our team’s first ASP.NET MVC application in production. We really have two different types of production. Internal and external. While an internal application might get used by 2 to 100 people, our external applications get used by millions. After chatting with some members of the team and looking at the source code from a year ago, I’d like to share some thoughts with you. Let’s take a look back into the past, all the way back to the year 2009. What D...

    • MvcContrib
    • jQuery
    • MVC2
  • MvcAjax Plugin Update and Presenting Spark at the Tampa MVC Meeting

    MvcAjax Plugin Update and Presenting Spark at the Tampa MVC Meeting

    Aug 09
    11

    On this episode, we reveal an update to our MvcAjax plugin that fixes some grid cross-browser issues, along with announcing a presentation at the Tampa MVC Open-Mic night focusing on the Spark View Engine....

  • MvcContrib Ajax Sorting and Paging with jQuery

    MvcContrib Ajax Sorting and Paging with jQuery

    Jul 09
    28

    I started the "MvcContrib Ajax Sorting and Paging with jQuery" project at CodePlex, offering a jQuery plugin to accelerate using ajax with MvcContrib grids....

  • Adding AJAX-based server-side paging and sorting to MvcContrib Grid using jQuery

    Adding AJAX-based server-side paging and sorting to MvcContrib Grid using jQuery

    Jul 09
    23

    One of the biggest challenges of a web-based business application developer involves presenting data to the user in a fast, useable fashion. Sortable, pageable grids solve this dilemma by introducing the arduous process of creating them. Leveraging and extending MvcContrib and jQuery to provide fast, asynchronous updates (from data sorted and paged on the server) to the user is a win....

  • Walkthrough: full example of using MvcContrib grid with jQuery datatable

    Walkthrough: full example of using MvcContrib grid with jQuery datatable

    Mar 09
    29

    Note: This walkthrough is based on the 1.0 release of ASP.NET MVC, MvcContrib version 1.0.0.916 with a minor code change, jQuery 1.2.6 (included in the MVC release) and jQuery datatables 1.4. Introduction For the past few months (and 100+ volunteer hours!) I’ve been creating a web application for Hands on DC that calculates volunteers, gallons of paint, and materials for work projects for their annual Work-a-Thon event. After the encouragement of a few coworkers who did some initial work...

    • C#
    • MvcContrib
    • jQuery
  • Walkthrough: full example of using MvcContrib grid with jQuery datatable

    Walkthrough: full example of using MvcContrib grid with jQuery datatable

    Mar 09
    29

    Note: This walkthrough is based on the 1.0 release of ASP.NET MVC, MvcContrib version 1.0.0.916 with a minor code change, jQuery 1.2.6 (included in the MVC release) and jQuery datatables 1.4. Introduction For the past few months (and 100+ volunteer hours!) I’ve been creating a web application for Hands on DC that calculates volunteers, gallons of paint, and materials for work projects for their annual Work-a-Thon event. After the encouragement of a few coworkers who did some initial work...

    • C#
    • MvcContrib
    • jQuery
  • Updated Release: RC - 0.0.1.846 (Mar 03, 2009)

    Updated Release: RC - 0.0.1.846 (Mar 03, 2009)

    Mar 09
    04

    The build numbers are now coming from our Source Control Repository. Please do not be alarmed by the large jump in build numbers since the last release.. We have change the format for the releases and as a result, there is an additional file download. MvcContrib MvcContrib dll MvcContrib.TestHelper.dll MvcContrib.Extras The extra view engines / controller factories and other functionality which is in the project. This file includes the main MvcContrib assembly. Breaking changes in this...

    • MvcContrib
    • jQuery
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