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The Weekly Source Code 30 - VB.NET with XML Literals as a View Engine for ASP.NET MVC : Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen - ASP.NET
Wednesday, August 06 2008
I was literally in the middle of writing the post when I saw a message from Andrew Davey about how he had implemented the same idea! Of course, his is way better, so I got to code via subtraction. That means subtracting out the crap I had written in a few minutes and dig into his code. There are no unique ideas, right? ;) Either way, it's fun when the same idea is being thought about simultaneously. Here's the general concept. A few weeks back I was talking with Avner Aharoni, a Language Program Manager, and he had been kicking around the idea of VB9's XML Literals making friendlier Views within ASP.NET MVC....How to Popup a Window Using DIV Layer in ASP.NET 1.x/2.x : Bilal Haidar
Working with ReportViewer control of ASP.NET 2.0 : Bipin Joshi
Make ASP.NET Speak Typed Text : Richard Bean
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Web Parts in ASP.NET : Richard Bean