I was hoping I could get some feedback on a NuGet package I posted up called Hex. It adds overloads to all of the existing HtmlHelper methods and adds a strongly-typed fluent way to specifying additional HTML attributes instead of using the annoymous object.
It always seemed like there should be a better way to specify the addition attributes without using magic strings for the attribute names. I have a few ideas on how to expand it to do more but I am curious if this is something that other people would find
useful.
The code is on GitHub at: https://github.com/john-t-white/Hex. I have a little documentation, which I am planning on adding more, but I am hoping the code is pretty easy to figure out.
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Hex (HtmlHelper Extensions) - NuGet Package Feedback
Jul 10, 2013 10:33 AM|Syc0F3ar|LINK
I was hoping I could get some feedback on a NuGet package I posted up called Hex. It adds overloads to all of the existing HtmlHelper methods and adds a strongly-typed fluent way to specifying additional HTML attributes instead of using the annoymous object. It always seemed like there should be a better way to specify the addition attributes without using magic strings for the attribute names. I have a few ideas on how to expand it to do more but I am curious if this is something that other people would find useful.
The code is on GitHub at: https://github.com/john-t-white/Hex. I have a little documentation, which I am planning on adding more, but I am hoping the code is pretty easy to figure out.
Thanks
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Re: Hex (HtmlHelper Extensions) - NuGet Package Feedback
Jul 22, 2013 11:32 AM|Syc0F3ar|LINK
It has been updated to also support most of the HTML5 input types.