PixelDragonsMVC.NET

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andypike — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 22:18:02 GMT

Project Description
An easy-to-use MVC framework for creating ASP.NET 2.0 applications.

Project Details
The aim of this project is to provide a simple MVC framework that developers creating ASP.NET 2.0 applications can use as an alternative to the normal code-behind architecture.

By default there will be as little as possible configuration to deal with (or even none) as the framework will operate on how controllers, views and actions are named. There will be configuration options for those developers that wish to do things differently, There will also be minimal code to write to be able to use the framework that this supplied in a single assembly. PixelDragonsMVC.NET will also help you to keep your code structured well and naming consistent.

We've taken inspiration from other MVC frameworks (both .NET and Java) and added our own spin on how an MVC should work. So hopefully it is the best of all worlds: simple, light-weight, minimal configuration and minimal code.

Documentation
There is a sample project that shows PixelDragonsMVC.NET in action. We'll be added more documentation in the future.

How did this project start
Well, we were looking to replace our current MVC framework but was unable to find a suitable simple one that made development faster. There were always lots of configuration to setup and extra code to write. So we decided to make our own and share it here with the world.

Features

Built-in support for NHibernate, PixelDragonsMVC.NET takes care of creating sessions and transactions and includes a generic DAO that you can use directly or derive off .
Built-in support for log4net. A logger is automatically created for you to use in your controllers.
Reuse of views/controls with AJAX calls so that an area of the view can be rendered by the server the first time round and then updated via AJAX using the same view/control UI code. Removing the need to duplicate UI code if you want the page to be fully populated from the server. The sample application shows this in action,
Includes full support of Master Pages and Controls, take a look at the sample application to see this in action.

Support
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions please email us at support (at) pixeldragons dot com or add a post to the forum http://www.pixeldragons.com/forums.ashx.

For information of our other projects, check out http://www.pixeldragons.com

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andypike — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 12:51:17 GMT

Built-in support for NHibernate, PixelDragonsMVC.NET takes care of creating sessions and transactions and includes a generic DAO that you can use directly or derive off .
Built-in support for log4net. A logger is automatically created for you to use in your controllers.
Reuse of views/controls with AJAX calls so that an area of the view can be rendered by the server the first time round and then updated via AJAX using the same view/control UI code. Removing the need to duplicate UI code if you want the page to be fully populated from the server. The sample application shows this in action,
Includes full support of Master Pages and Controls, take a look at the sample application to see this in action.

Online Sample Application
We have put our sample project online for you to see at: http://www.pixeldragonslabs.co.uk/mvc. Check it out.

Support
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions please email us at support (at) pixeldragons dot com or add a post to the forum http://www.pixeldragons.com/forums.ashx.

For information of our other projects, check out http://www.pixeldragons.com

RELEASED: PixelDragonsMVC.NET 0.3.0 (Jun 28, 2007)

Thu, 28 Jun 2007 12:50:11 GMT

This release fixes some bugs and some code refactoring.

CREATED RELEASE: PixelDragonsMVC.NET 0.3.0 (Jun 28, 2007)

Thu, 28 Jun 2007 12:50:11 GMT

This release fixes some bugs and some code refactoring.

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andypike — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 22:40:46 GMT

Project Description
An easy-to-use MVC framework for creating ASP.NET 2.0 applications.

Project Details
The aim of this project is to provide a simple MVC framework that developers creating ASP.NET 2.0 applications can use as an alternative to the normal code-behind architecture.

By default there will be as little as possible configuration to deal with (or even none) as the framework will operate on how controllers, views and actions are named. There will be configuration options for those developers that wish to do things differently, There will also be minimal code to write to be able to use the framework that this supplied in a single assembly. PixelDragonsMVC.NET will also help you to keep your code structured well and naming consistent.

We've taken inspiration from other MVC frameworks (both .NET and Java) and added our own spin on how an MVC should work. So hopefully it is the best of all worlds: simple, light-weight, minimal configuration and minimal code.

Documentation
There is a sample project that shows PixelDragonsMVC.NET in action. There is also some basic documentation to get you started in a separate PDF. We'll be added more documentation in the future.

How did this project start
Well, we were looking to replace our current MVC framework but was unable to find a suitable simple one that made development faster. There were always lots of configuration to setup and extra code to write. So we decided to make our own and share it here with the world.

Features

Built-in support for NHibernate, PixelDragonsMVC.NET takes care of creating sessions and transactions and includes a generic DAO that you can use directly or derive off .
Built-in support for log4net. A logger is automatically created for you to use in your controllers.
Reuse of views/controls with AJAX calls so that an area of the view can be rendered by the server the first time round and then updated via AJAX using the same view/control UI code. Removing the need to duplicate UI code if you want the page to be fully populated from the server. The sample application shows this in action,
Includes full support of Master Pages and Controls, take a look at the sample application to see this in action.

UPDATED WIKI: Home

andypike — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 22:39:20 GMT

Project Description
An easy-to-use MVC framework for creating ASP.NET 2.0 applications.

Project Details
The aim of this project is to provide a simple MVC framework that developers creating ASP.NET 2.0 applications can use as an alternative to the normal code-behind architecture.

By default there will be as little as possible configuration to deal with (or even none) as the framework will operate on how controllers, views and actions are named. There will be configuration options for those developers that wish to do things differently, There will also be minimal code to write to be able to use the framework that this supplied in a single assembly. PixelDragonsMVC.NET will also help you to keep your code structured well and naming consistent.

We've taken inspiration from other MVC frameworks (both .NET and Java) and added our own spin on how an MVC should work. So hopefully it is the best of all worlds: simple, light-weight, minimal configuration and minimal code.

Documentation
There is a sample project that shows PixelDragonsMVC.NET in action. There is also some basic documentation to get you started in a separate PDF. We'll be added more documentation in the future.

How did this project start
Well, we were looking to replace our current MVC framework but was unable to find a suitable simple one that made development faster. There were always lots of configuration to setup and extra code to write. So we decided to make our own and share it here with the world.

Features

Built-in support for NHibernate, PixelDragonsMVC.NET takes care of creating sessions and transactions and includes a generic DAO that you can use directly or derive off .
Built-in support for log4net. A logger is automatically created for you to use in your controllers.
Reuse of views/controls with AJAX calls so that an area of the view can be rendered by the server the first time round and then updated via AJAX using the same view/control UI code. Removing the need to duplicate UI code if you want the page to be fully populated from the server. The sample application shows this in action,
Includes full support of Master Pages and Controls, take a look at the sample application to see this in action.

Online Sample Application
We have put our sample project online for you to see at: http://www.pixeldragonslabs.co.uk/mvc. Chekc it out.

Support
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions please email us at support (at) pixeldragons dot com or add a post to the forum http://www.pixeldragons.com/forums.ashx.

For information of our other projects, check out http://www.pixeldragons.com

UPDATED WIKI: Home

andypike — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 22:37:37 GMT

Project Description
An easy-to-use MVC framework for creating ASP.NET 2.0 applications.

Project Details
The aim of this project is to provide a simple MVC framework that developers creating ASP.NET 2.0 applications can use as an alternative to the normal code-behind architecture.

By default there will be as little as possible configuration to deal with (or even none) as the framework will operate on how controllers, views and actions are named. There will be configuration options for those developers that wish to do things differently, There will also be minimal code to write to be able to use the framework that this supplied in a single assembly. PixelDragonsMVC.NET will also help you to keep your code structured well and naming consistent.

We've taken inspiration from other MVC frameworks (both .NET and Java) and added our own spin on how an MVC should work. So hopefully it is the best of all worlds: simple, light-weight, minimal configuration and minimal code.

Documentation
There is a sample project that uses PixelDragonsMVC.NET and contains basic documentation to get you started. We'll be added more documentation in the future.

How did this project start
Well, we were looking to replace our current MVC framework but was unable to find a suitable simple one that made development faster. There were always lots of configuration to setup and extra code to write. So we decided to make our own and share it here with the world.

Features

Built-in support for NHibernate, PixelDragonsMVC.NET takes care of creating sessions and transactions and includes a generic DAO that you can use directly or derive off .
Built-in support for log4net. A logger is automatically created for you to use in your controllers.
Reuse of views/controls with AJAX calls so that an area of the view can be rendered by the server the first time round and then updated via AJAX using the same view/control UI code. Removing the need to duplicate UI code if you want the page to be fully populated from the server. The sample application shows this in action,
Includes full support of Master Pages and Controls, take a look at the sample application to see this in action.

UPDATED RELEASE: PixelDragonsMVC.NET 0.2.0 (Jun 04, 2007)

Mon, 04 Jun 2007 22:34:07 GMT

This release includes built-in support for NHibernate and log4net. Plus some bug fixes and cleaning up. Also included is a much larger sample application demonstrating various features. Also includes a new documentation file that contains a basic walk through (this needs improving).

UPDATED WIKI: Home

andypike — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 21:08:43 GMT

Project Description
An easy-to-use MVC framework for creating ASP.NET 2.0 applications.

Project Details
The aim of this project is to provide a simple MVC framework that developers creating ASP.NET 2.0 applications can use as an alternative to the normal code-behind architecture.

By default there will be as little as possible configuration to deal with (or even none) as the framework will operate on how controllers, views and actions are named. There will be configuration options for those developers that wish to do things differently, There will also be minimal code to write to be able to use the framework that this supplied in a single assembly. PixelDragonsMVC.NET will also help you to keep your code structured well and naming consistent.

We've taken inspiration from other MVC frameworks (both .NET and Java) and added our own spin on how an MVC should work. So hopefully it is the best of all worlds: simple, light-weight, minimal configuration and minimal code.

Documentation
There is a sample project that uses PixelDragonsMVC.NET and contains basic documentation to get you started. We'll be added more documentation in the future.

How did this project start
Well, we were looking to replace our current MVC framework but was unable to find a suitable simple one that made development faster. There were always lots of configuration to setup and extra code to write. So we decided to make our own and share it here with the world.

Features (as of version 0.2 BETA - almost done)

Built-in support for NHibernate, PixelDragonsMVC.NET takes care of creating sessions and transactions and includes a generic DAO that you can use directly or derive off .
Built-in support for log4net. A logger is automatically created for you to use in your controllers.
Reuse of views/controls with AJAX calls so that an area of the view can be rendered by the server the first time round and then updated via AJAX using the same view/control UI code. Removing the need to duplicate UI code if you want the page to be fully populated from the server. The sample application shows this in action,

UPDATED RELEASE: PixelDragonsMVC.NET 0.1.0 (May 01, 2007)

Mon, 04 Jun 2007 21:02:38 GMT

This is the first release of the PixelDragonsMVC.NET framework (formally SimpleMVC.NET). Incluced here are the full source, single assemby and an example.

UPDATED RELEASE: PixelDragonsMVC.NET 0.1.0 (May 01, 2007)

Mon, 04 Jun 2007 21:02:01 GMT

This is the first release of the SimpleMVC.NET framework. Incluced here are the full source, single assemby and an example.

UPDATED WIKI: Home

andypike — Sat, 12 May 2007 22:07:15 GMT

Project Description
A simple and light-weight MVC framework for creating ASP.NET 2.0 applications.

Project Details
The aim of this project is to provide a simple MVC framework that developers creating ASP.NET 2.0 applications can use as an alternative to the normal code-behind architecture.

By default there will be as little as possible configuration to deal with (or even none) as the framework will operate on how controllers, views and actions are named. There will be configuration options for those developers that wish to do things differently, There will also be minimal code to write to be able to use the framework that this supplied in a single assembly. SimpleMVC.NET will also help you to keep your code structured well and naming consistent.

We've taken inspiration from other MVC frameworks (both .NET and Java) and added our own spin on how an MVC should work. So hopefully it is the best of all worlds: simple, light-weight, minimal configuration and minimal code.

Documentation
There is a sample project that uses SimpleMVC.NET and explains how it all works. We'll be added more documentation in the future.

How did this project start
Well, we were looking to replace our current MVC framework but was unable to find a suitable simple one that made development faster. There were always lots of configuration to setup and extra code to write. So we decided to make our own and share it here with the world.

Roadmap

Optional support for NHibernate
Optional support for log4net
Reuse of views/controls with AJAX calls so that an area of the view can be rendered by the server the first time round and then updated via AJAX using the same view/control UI code. Removing the need to duplicate UI code if you want the page to be fully populated from the server. Example needed.
More samples
Documentation

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andypike — Sat, 05 May 2007 13:51:23 GMT

Optional support for NHibernate
Optional support for log4net
Reuse of views/controls with AJAX calls so that an area of the view can be rendered by the server the first time round and then updated via AJAX using the same view/control UI code. Removing the need to duplicate UI code if you want the page to be fully populated from the server. Example needed.
More samples
Documentation

Support
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions please email us at support (at) pixeldragons dot com.

For information of our other projects, check out http://www.pixeldragons.com

UPDATED WIKI: Home

andypike — Sat, 05 May 2007 13:50:57 GMT

Optional support for NHibernate
Optional support for log4net
Reuse of views/controls with AJAX calls so that an area of the view can be rendered by the server the first time round and then updated via AJAX using the same view/control UI code. Removing the need to duplicate UI code if you want the page to be fully populated from the server. Example needed.
More samples
Documentation

Support
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions please email us at support at pixeldragons dot com.

For information of our other projects, check out http://www.pixeldragons.com

UPDATED WIKI: Home

andypike — Fri, 04 May 2007 13:01:18 GMT

Optional support for NHibernate
Optional support for log4net
Reuse of views/controls with AJAX calls so that an area of the view can be rendered by the server the first time round and then updated via AJAX using the same view/control UI code. Removing the need to duplicate UI code if you want the page to be fully populated from the server. Example needed.
More samples
Documentation

For information of our other projects, check out http://www.pixeldragons.com

UPDATED WIKI: Home

andypike — Fri, 04 May 2007 13:00:45 GMT

Optional support for NHibernate
Optional support for log4net
Reuse of views/controls with AJAX calls so that an area of the view can be rendered by the server the first time round and then updated via AJAX using the same view/control UI code. Removing the need to duplicate UI code if you want the page to be fully populated from the server. Example needed.
More samples

Documentation

For information of our other projects, check out http://www.pixeldragons.com

UPDATED WIKI: Home

andypike — Fri, 04 May 2007 12:59:13 GMT

Optional support of NHibernate
Optional log4net
Reuse of views/controls with AJAX calls so that an area of the view can be rendered by the server the first time round and then updated via AJAX using the same view/control UI code.
More samples

Documentation

For information of our other projects, check out http://www.pixeldragons.com