Our team is not yet ready to jump directly to Mvc6/.Net5, but we have been starting to use some of the design methodologies, specifically using NPM and Gulp. With this in mind, are there any plans to have a DLL only nuget package for Mvc 3-5, similar to how Kendo.Mvc.xxxx.xx.xxxx.nupkg is built?
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We actually already have NuGet packages for UI for ASP.NET MVC 3/4/5 hosted on our private NuGet server, Alan. They are accessible when having an active commercial license for our UI for ASP.NET MVC product (par of the Kendo UI Complete bundle).
You can find more info about these NuGet packages and our private NuGet feed here (paragraph 'Private NuGet Server and Feed')
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Sebastian
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You can find more info about these NuGet packages and our private NuGet feed here (paragraph 'Private NuGet Server and Feed')
Best regards,
Sebastian
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answered on 16 Nov 2015, 02:29 PM
We do have active commercial licenses for UI for MVC, but I only see the Telerik.UI.for.AspNet.Mvc5 packages, which include css/js. I am looking for a package similar to Kendo.Mvc which only includes the DLL, but for MVC5 rather than for vNext.
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Thanks for the clarification, Alan.
We don't offer dll-only NuGet packages for MVC 3/4/5 for our product, but rather a single package including the dll and the scripts/styles. The difference with ASP.NET vNext is due to the new concept with MVC6, where server code should reside in a NuGet package wheres client resources (scripts and styles) should be distributed via a Bower package.
Hope that using a single NuGet package for MVC framework versions up to 5 is applicable for you.
Regards,
Sebastian
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We don't offer dll-only NuGet packages for MVC 3/4/5 for our product, but rather a single package including the dll and the scripts/styles. The difference with ASP.NET vNext is due to the new concept with MVC6, where server code should reside in a NuGet package wheres client resources (scripts and styles) should be distributed via a Bower package.
Hope that using a single NuGet package for MVC framework versions up to 5 is applicable for you.
Regards,
Sebastian
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answered on 16 Nov 2015, 04:33 PM
I was able to create my own package that included only the applicable DLLs and load that in with a local nuget repository.
You should certainly consider having a DLL only package for other MVC frameworks because NPM/Bower are not restricted to MVC6. We are currently migrating to this with MVC5 in preparation to moving to 6 at some point.
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Thanks for the feedback, Alan. I'll forward it to our devteam to be taken into consideration for future releases of the product.
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Sebastian
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Regards,
Sebastian
Telerik
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