A few weeks ago, in episode 14, Jeff and Joel were HTML, LINQ, Rails, et al: Atwood: Even in Rails land, where they have the flexibility of essentially redefining the language at will, to solve all these problems -- at a steep performance cost, obviously, but still, the productivity is worth it -- they still, if you look at the HTML ...
I'm writing a small web app as a side project. It's done in PHP. Boy, how I loathe PHP. Well, actually, I don't hate PHP per se. I can't stand HTML intermixed with code. I can barely look at one of those templates without feeling nauseated. I know, when you have an army of "web designers" at your disposal, and you are the only develope...
I've been fiddling with ASP.NET MVC since the CTP, and I like a lot of things they did, but there are things I just don't get. For example, I downloaded beta1, and I'm putting together a little personal site/resume/blog with it. Here is a snippet from the ViewSinglePost view: <% // Display the "Next and Previous" links ...
Clarification: Thanks for the suggestions of tools for validating XHTML. I'm primarily looking for a solution that will run server side (or on the client with jQuery) so i can set it and forget it during development - and get told when I have issues without having to run a tool all the time. All this tag soup stuff scares me with ASP...
Ok, I have a new MVC project which uses the entity framework. I'm spitting out messages (This is a bulletin board style section) now depending on some conditional factors the row in the table output must have a differant class style. The model that is passed to the page from the controller is the entity Model (Called Messages and cont...