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Pavel is a software guy that is interested in almost everything
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ASP.NET MVC: History Repeating?
09 February 11 10:52 AM | pavely | 1 comment(s)
In the early days of the web, all we had is HTML, and that was fine for a while. Then, we wanted something more “dynamic” or personal, so a bunch of sever side technologies were created (ISAPI, CGI, …) and then (in the Microsoft world) there was ASP, now sometimes referred to as “Classic ASP”. ASP was a mix of HTML and VBScript, later to be fondly named “spaghetti code” because of the intertwining of markup and code with a bunch of <% %> symbols and other variants. When ASP.NET came out, one...
ASP.NET AJAX 4.0 Preview 1 Released
23 July 08 08:24 AM | pavely | with no comments
ASP.NET AJAX 4.0 Preview 1 released on CodePlex. You can find it here. Some of the new features: Client side template rendering Declarative instantiation of behaviors and controls DataView control Markup extensions Bindings
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My Presentations and Demos from Visual Studio 2008 Open Day
20 March 08 02:58 PM | pavely | with no comments
בשבוע שעבר נערך כנס Visual Studio 2008 במכללת הייטק. מצורפות שתי המצגות והדוגמאות שהעברתי שם בנושאים LINQ ו-ASP.NET MVC Framework. Presentations LINQ Demo MVC Demo
Upcoming Courses/Events in which I'm in...
03 March 08 04:32 PM | pavely | with no comments
The Visual Studio 2008/Windows Server 2008/SQL Server 2008 open day at Hi-Tech College is on the 13th of this month. I'll be doing 2 sessions, one on using LINQ with C# and the other about the ASP.NET MVC framework (hopefully with the update coming at the time of MIX). Check out Hi-tech College's web site for more details. Next, I'm going to give a 3-day course titled "Advanced .NET with C# 2.0" on the 17-19 of this month (course 4151) at Hi-Tech College. This course drills...
Developer Academy II Presentation and Demos
03 December 07 10:58 AM | pavely | 1 comment(s)
I'll be blogging in Hebrew and English alternatively, just for my own twisted fun. Here is the presentation and demos of the ASP.NET AJAX Nuts & Bolts lecture I have at Developer Academy II. The demos cannot be run as is, at least because a database is required containing a table called Atlas, which has a Country and a City columns. But, it's probably beneficiary to view the LINQ to SQL code and the various JavaScript code snippets. ASP.NET AJAX Nuts & Bolts presentation Demos