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• Re: Its time to move classifieds to Asp.Net MVC

  Oh No... I am not going to create it. I am working with Rails for few projects. If you love rails, you will love love asp.net mvc. I might convert this starter kit to Rails in future. Thanks

  Posted to Classifieds Starter Kit (Forum) by paggy4u on 10/13/2009

• Re: Its time to move classifieds to Asp.Net MVC

  All I can say is... Once you touch Ruby On Rails, you will not think of anything else. Start learning Ruby, since C# 3.0 and C# 4.0 is almost based on Ruby. Ruby on .Net = IronRuby ( currently at 0.9.1 ) and 1.0 is round the corner. With IronRuby, you can work with .Net like VB.Net, C# . One you touch Ruby or IronRuby you will not touch any other language thats for sure. Please... also let me know, whats so special about VB.Net 9.0, since i am out of touch with Vb.Net since ages.

  Posted to Classifieds Starter Kit (Forum) by paggy4u on 10/13/2009

• Re: Asp.Net MVC with Classifieds.

  More than 1 year for this thread and not a single move in the right direction. Its time to move ahead with MVC.

  Posted to Classifieds Starter Kit (Forum) by paggy4u on 10/8/2009

• Its time to move classifieds to Asp.Net MVC

  Hi, I think, we had enough of progress on Classified starter Kit based on Web Forms. Its time to move ahead with the future and that would be to convert the classified starter kit to Asp.Net MVC Classified Starter Kit. It would be much easier to maintain and extends with Controller. I mean C from MVC Act Right now, before its late and the charm is lost.

  Posted to Classifieds Starter Kit (Forum) by paggy4u on 10/8/2009
  Filed under: Asp.net MVC Classified StarterKit

• Re: MVC needs an iBuySpy

  [quote user="Eilon"] Hi there, We're currently working on a number of end-to-end applications written using ASP.NET MVC. They're not done yet, but when they are they'll be available for everyone to download and see how they're built. Thanks for the suggestion! - Eilon [/quote] Any Progress on the Starter Kits with Asp.Net MVC. My idea is to convert them to dynamic languages once they are done by your team

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by paggy4u on 7/16/2008

• Re: Preview 4 and IronRuby / IronPython Support...?

  [quote user="levib"] I don't recall any declaration of official support. The closest thing I'm aware of is that some of the demonstrations made using IronRuby + ASP MVC used Codeplex Preview 4 bits, but those demonstrations shouldn't be mistaken for officially supported functionality. [/quote] Hi, Please refer to the latest blog by John Lam ( DLR Team ) on www.iunknown.com Here is the link... I am also pasting a sentences from that blog, for your immediate reference -------

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by paggy4u on 7/15/2008

• Asp.Net MVC with Classifieds.

  Hi, Just wanted to confirm, if anyone has started working on Classifieds with Asp.Net MVC framework. I would like to contribute for the same and extend it further. Thanks

  Posted to Classifieds Starter Kit (Forum) by paggy4u on 7/15/2008

• Preview 4 and IronRuby / IronPython Support...?

  Hi, It was declared that Preview 4, shall offer an official support for working with Dynamic Languages Like IronRuby. I just wanted to Know, about few things since Preview 4 is landing soon. (1) Any Tutorials available that teaches Asp.NET MVC with IronRuby....? (2) Any Guidelines of working with Preview 4, IronRuby and LINQ2SQL.....? (3) (2) Any Guidelines of working with Preview 4, IronRuby and SubSonic.....? (4) Any Starter kit planned for Asp.Net MVC with IronRuby.....? I hope IronRuby and Asp

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by paggy4u on 7/15/2008
  Filed under: ASP.NET MVC, IronRuby

• Unusual Questions about ActiveRecord, Migrations and Scaffolding in Asp.Net MVC

  Hi, All i know is IronRuby shall work like a charm on DLR. Along with it, it brings IronRuby on Rails and Active Record as well. Currently...I am devoting enough time for Asp.Net MVC every day, which raised few questions. Let me come to the points one by one. (1) Can I use Active Record / DataMapper with Asp.Net MVC....? It offers me (1) Migration (2) ORM support (3) Scaffolding. Since Active Record is just a Real Ruby implementation, i think it should work on DLR, but i am not too sure. (2) What

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by paggy4u on 3/26/2008

• Re: MVC needs an iBuySpy

  [quote user="Eilon"] Hi there, We're currently working on a number of end-to-end applications written using ASP.NET MVC. They're not done yet, but when they are they'll be available for everyone to download and see how they're built. Thanks for the suggestion! - Eilon [/quote] Hi Eilon, As per my personal survey.... " Classified StarterKit " is implemented in many ways on the .net platform, and its till growing. I would highly recommend to port this Classified

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by paggy4u on 3/26/2008