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What are the must-have helper classes for a ASP.NET MVC Web Application?

I want to know the must-have helper classes to make an MVC application as decoupled as possible without being ridiculous. Below I am listing the helper classes available from the NerdDinner.com ASP.net sample application showing off MVC Framework.

  • ControllerHelpers.cs
  • FileNotFoundResult.cs
  • HandleErrorWithELMAHAttribute.cs
  • MobileCapableWebFormViewEngine.cs
  • PaginatedList.cs
  • PhoneValidator.cs
  • UrlHelperExtensions.cs
  • SessionHelper.cs (not in NerdDinner)

Also I usually include a few htmlHelpers, and for sure Interfaces for my datasources, but that is not a helper I guess.

Thanks.

+1  A: 

Not necessarily a class, but a library. MvcContrib is a must have IMO.

mxmissile  2009-09-15 21:54:57

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