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  • Running a x64 build server. Challenges overcome.

    We just setup a new build server on my current project and with it came some of those little hiccups which made the setup take longer than planned. Cruise Control Team Foundation Client  issues 1. Although our continuous integration server (Cruise Control.Net) fully supports running on 64 bit not...
    Posted to Eric Hexter (Weblog) by erichexter on 07-22-2008

  • Working with the web model

    Lots of comments from my recent post on ASP.NET WebForms being officially unmaintainable noted that: AJAX works with the ClientID property I don't care about HTML One thing to remember about web applications is that web applications are nothing more than HTTP, Cookies, HTML, CSS and JavaScript ....
    Posted to Jimmy Bogard (Weblog) by bogardj on 05-21-2008

  • ASP.NET: officially unmaintainable

    Recent forays back into "classic" ASP.NET (i.e. not MVC) have me completely convinced that ASP.NET is inherently unmaintainable. Not partially convinced, not on the fence, but completely convinced that the presentation layer of ASP.NET cannot be maintained in any reasonable manner. I remember...
    Posted to Jimmy Bogard (Weblog) by bogardj on 05-18-2008

  • ASP.Net MVC framework - New version of the MVC Contrib project! - v 0.0.1.101

    There was a new source code release of the Asp.Net MVC framework . We just got the MVC Contrib project upgraded to work against the new release. You can find the release here . First I would like to thank Jeremy Skinner for his hard work upgrading the release! Here is what changed in the release: Upgraded...
    Posted to Eric Hexter (Weblog) by erichexter on 04-19-2008

  • ASP.Net MVC - MvcContrib - We need your opinion!

    I started working with sandcastle to generate api documentation for the Asp.Net MVC - MvcContrib project ( http://MvcContrib.org ). I wanted to get some feedback as to how useful the general API Namespace/Class listings are. Below are two of the outputs of the documentation. I encourage you to take a...
    Posted to Eric Hexter (Weblog) by erichexter on 03-30-2008

  • New MvcContrib build released on CodePlex - Build 0.0.1.91 Beta

    I just released the latest build in binary and source code format on CodePlex. To Subscribe to this RSS feed use this url: http://feeds.feedburner.com/EricHexter What's new in this release? The following items are changes from the previous release: Revision: 275 - corrected some warnings/errors....
    Posted to Eric Hexter (Weblog) by erichexter on 03-26-2008

  • ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Preview - New version of MS MVC is available.

    As part of the Mix 08 conference a new version of the Microsoft MVC framework is available for download. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=A9C6BC06-B894-4B11-8300-35BD2F8FC908&displaylang=en The MvcContrib team will be working to get the contrib project up and running on the...
    Posted to Eric Hexter (Weblog) by erichexter on 03-05-2008

  • New MvcContrib build released on CodePlex - Build 0.0.1.75 Beta

    I just released the latest build in binary and source code format on CodePlex. To Subscribe to this RSS feed use this url: http://feeds.feedburner.com/EricHexter The following items are changes from the previous release: Added support for InputImage in FormHelper (new methods FormHelper.ImageButton(...
    Posted to Eric Hexter (Weblog) by erichexter on 02-29-2008

  • WatiN and INamingContainer adventures

    I decided to add a simple WatiN acceptance test today to validate our login page. When a user enters invalid credentials, the page should show an error message. To test this, I need to set the text of the username and password, and click the Login button. Since I didn't want just any textbox, but...
    Posted to Jimmy Bogard (Weblog) by bogardj on 01-23-2008

  • Advanced CI: integrating web applications

    So you've already got an automated build with unit tests and deployment packaging. But if you have a Web Application project as part of your solution, there is still the potential for some compilation errors to get past your builds. So if your builds compile your solution, how can we run into compilation...
    Posted to Jimmy Bogard (Weblog) by bogardj on 01-16-2008
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