Web: ASP.NET MVC

I've made small example how to use RadGrid for ASP.NET AJAX in Microsoft ASP.NET MVC:   The key here is to inherit from RadGrid and call explicitly desired grid commands. Let's say you want to edit particular record: 1) Create a template column and add this to the ItemTemplate: <%# Html.ActionLink("Edit", "RadGridCommand", new { ControlID = MyGrid1.ID, CommandName = "Edit", CommandArgument = Container.ItemIndexHierarchical }) %>   2) Now handle this in your controller: public ActionResult RadGridCommand(string ControlID, string CommandName, string CommandArgument) {     ViewData["ControlID"] = ControlID;     ViewData["CommandName"]= CommandName;     ViewData["CommandArgument"] = CommandArgument;     return View("Index"); }   3) Override OnPreRender in inherited class and call explicitly the grid...

I just came upon this awesome blog post by Andreas who has managed to create an action for rendering an image. I'm blogging here to give more of you guys a heads up on his post. If you are into the whole MVC thing and want to use RadChart you should definitely check this out....

I wouldn't normally consider myself an early adopter. In fact, I prefer the 'tried and true' to the 'hip and new', especially when it comes to software development. However, that doesn't mean I should keep my head in the sand. While I might not always live on the bleeding edge of .NET development, I should definitely be aware of what's going on there. With that goal in mind, I'm going to dedicate a series of posts specifically to looking at the new ASP.NET MVC framework. ASP.NET MVC was introduced last October at the ALT.NET conference and Preview 3 is readily available...

I had a presentation last week at MS DevDays Bulgaria and I thought I’d share it with you. I was very excited and somewhat nervous - this was my first presentation ever. Nervousness aside, the feeling cannot be compared to anything else – I was glad there are so much people out there who are curious about the topic I’m interested in. It’s a kind of a win-win situation, where the attendees learn something new or see the things from another person’s point of view and the presenter learns even more on the topic from the questions the audience asks. Back to the...