MVC or MVP? You've probably heard about Microsoft's new ASP.NET MVC Framework . MVC methodology divides an application's implementation into three component roles: Models Views Controllers. MVP approach divides an application's implementation into: Model View Presenter What is the difference between the MVC and MVP patterns? Todd Snyder has an excellent explanation . This is summary by the key differences between the two patterns: MVP MVC View is more loosely coupled to...
Nice tool which helps a lot in editing Web.Config and Application.Config files published at Microsoft Public Sector Developer and Platform Evangelism Team Blog . You can download it from: http://asphere.aspweb.cz/default.aspx Technorati Tags: Asp.NET
This post was migrated. You can read it at http://blog.maordavid.com/2007/06/aspnet-20-web-site-vs-web-application-project/ A common question by asp.net developers is what project model should I use for asp.net application? Web Site project (which introduced with VS 2005) or Web Application project (which delivered as add-in for VS 2005 and built-in within VS 2005 SP1)? There is no thumb rule. Every project model has it's own advantages (and diss-advantages off course...). I hope this...