Category Archives: fubumvc

This is the second post of the FubuMVC series mentioned in the Introduction post. UPDATE: Josh Arnold (FubuMVC contributor) pointed out an error in a code sample (at the bottom about custom conventions) and that I missed another extension point … Continue reading →

This is the first post of the FubuMVC series mentioned in the Introduction post. Perhaps the coolest thing about FubuMVC (and I’m not kidding when I say there’s a lot of cool stuff) is the behavior model. This fundamental concept … Continue reading →

This is the ninth post of the FubuCore series mentioned in the Introduction post. It’s a funny title, but it captures the point perfectly.  What do you do when you have something (a domain entity or model object of some … Continue reading →

I’m in the middle of writing my last FubuCore series post before I proceed to the FubuMVC series of posts.   The post is called “Stringification” (String-eh-feh-k-shun) and it’s about using conventions to remove a lot of code that deals with … Continue reading →

I wanted to make some quick follow-up points to my “Cool stuff in FubuCore No. 7: Model Binding” post: Joshua Flanagan pointed out that I had an error in my description of how the ExpandEnvironmentVariablesAttribute works.  I updated the post … Continue reading →

This is the eighth post of the FubuCore series mentioned in the Introduction post. You might be thinking to yourself, “Why is he doing a whole blog post on one class?” That’s because this little puppy, UrlContext, has done more … Continue reading →

This is the seventh post of the FubuCore series mentioned in the Introduction post. *UPDATE* – 10-JUN-2011 – I posted a follow-up to this post which explains more clearly the distinctions between ValueConverter, IPropertyBinder, and IModelBinder. *UPDATE* – 10-JUN-2011 – … Continue reading →

This is the sixth post of the FubuCore series mentioned in the Introduction post. In the course of building the Fubu packaging infrastructure and later the deployment story, we had need for some command line apps to help automate some … Continue reading →

This is the fifth post of the FubuCore series mentioned in the Introduction post. In the whole history of FubuMVC, we’ve developed and innovated a bunch of cool stuff. Some of it can be complicated but has a big payoff.  … Continue reading →

This is the fourth post of the FubuCore series mentioned in the Introduction post. There are several places in the Fubu-related projects (FubuMVC, Bottles packaging/deployment, etc) that we need to work out a dependency tree.  This means, for a given … Continue reading →