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One of the main design principles ASP.NET MVC has been designed with is extensibility. Everything (or most of) in the processing pipeline is replaceable so, if you don’t like the conventions (or lack…

Currently I’m in the process of upgrading all the samples I wrote from my Beginning ASP.NET MVC 1.0 book from the Beta to the RTM version of ASP.NET MVC. The biggest update is taking advantage of the…

I’m still not convinced completely (the news was announced on April 1st), but seems like ASP.NET MVC source code has been released under MS-PL license, a OSI approved open source license.I’m excited…

Just a quick reminder, tomorrow afternoon I’ll be talking about ASP.NET MVC at the local DotNetUmbria usergroup. Today I spent the whole day putting the finishing touches on tomorrow’s talks and…

If you remember, at the beginning of this year I wrote the usual “New Year’s Resolutions” post: Q1 just finished, so I thought it would have been nice to write a little update on how my resolutions…

Subtext finally leaves the SourceForge Hell and moves source code and issue tracking on Google Code.What does that mean for users? First of all that means that you won't have to fight with the bad…

It seems like the all cool guys are moving to GitHub, which uses, as the name implies, GIT as source control system. What is Git The main difference between Git and all the other main SCS like CVS,…

A few days ago, Simon Tokumine, a Ruby On Rails developer from UK who had to build a web app using, as he calls it, .NET MVC (ASP.NET MVC as we usually calls it), wrote a nice post that makes a…

Today I set down watching the livecast of the second day keynote just to see what it was going on, because I pretty much knew everything about IE8 and I didn’t know who Deborah Adler was. OK, IE8 RTM…

Finally, after a two year long cycle that started went public exactly on March 16th 2007, and 3 month later the first planned release date (or maybe Scott’s “end of year” was referring to the end of…