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  • Is ASP.NET good enough for startup's

    James Avery has a link to Jeff Eaton post that asks "Why not ASP.NET [for startup's]?". Let's consider that if this is a cost thing then it's running Windows (costs) as opposed to Linux (free, unless your paying for support options but its relative). ASP.NET\Visual Studio Express (web edition and c# edition) are free. Jeff's remaining points can be addressed as Webform issues not ASP.NET issues, if your looking for Rails style in ASP.NET then projects like Castle MonoRail shoild be your first port of call. You can find all the power, flexability, community and all that Rails goodness and it's built onto of ASP.NET framework. To be fair to webforms, it's short comings are well know, it's product team is hard working in solving those problems and as a great community (which extends to the ASP.NET framework as a whole) of users and problem solvers\experts like the MVPs and ASP Insiders. To address problem 1, if you want to cut costs and run Linux you can still use ASP.NET using Mono. Mono Read More...
  • MVC, such a big deal?

    This is one of the posts where I should be going to bed rather than starting this but I just won't sleep if I don't post it. I was going over the comments in Ayende's post on Castle Igloo and noticed someone had posted this. "Communication between a view and its associated controller is straightforward because View and Controller are specifically designed to work together. Models, on the other hand, communicate in a more subtle manner." "Unlike the model, which may be loosely connected to multiple MVC triads, Each view is associated with a unique controller and vice versa. Instance variables in each maintain this tight coupling." -- Applications Programming in Smalltalk-80(TM): How to use Model-View-Controller (MVC) http://st-www.cs.uiuc.edu/users/smarch/st-docs/mvc.html In fact if you read Martin Fowlers essay on GUI Architecturer it captions a MVC UML diagram with Essential dependencies between model, view, and controller. (I call this essential because Read More...
  • RoR style database migration for .NET

    Marc has the details on a RoR style database migration for .NET that is wrapped into the Castle Generator project. The Castle Generator project is very interesting too, this is a RoR style Scaffolding system. Read More...

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