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Tags: ASP.NET MVC, Entity Framework, NHibernate, HTML5 Boilerplate

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Tags: ASP.NET MVC, Entity Framework, NHibernate, HTML5 Boilerplate

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Tags: ASP.NET MVC, Entity Framework, NHibernate, HTML5 Boilerplate

ASP.NET MVC blog engine from scratch, step #1: a basic layout

About an hour ago I got bored. Like...really bored. And this time I had no unfinished Modern Family episodes left to save me from boredom, so I decided it was time to put ASP .NET MVC2 In Action to practice and code me up a little something something. Now, usually when I do this I start with some sketches, and shortly after I realise I'm just completely utterly useless at designing interfaces and I give up. But not this time, no no no!

So I came up with this pretty crappy and way too dark layout which will be the playground for my forthcoming adventure. It will need some color eventually but that's not important right now. Everything you see is completely static, no code magic involved whatsoever, unless you count some basic HTML & CSS.

Next up, I'm going to figure out which ORM to use (currently torn between EF & NHibernate), work on the data model, and I'll also try to implement some HTML5 Boilerplate goodies because it's too awesome not to. In the meantime I'm also reading up a bit on custom Membership Providers.

Comments are not yet in place (and currently not high on my priority list), if you have anything interesting to add, feel free to hit me up on Twitter.

Tags: ASP.NET MVC, Entity Framework, NHibernate, HTML5 Boilerplate

ASP.NET MVC blog engine from scratch, step #1: a basic layout

About an hour ago I got bored. Like...really bored. And this time I had no unfinished Modern Family episodes left to save me from boredom, so I decided it was time to put ASP .NET MVC2 In Action to practice and code me up a little something something. Now, usually when I do this I start with some sketches, and shortly after I realise I'm just completely utterly useless at designing interfaces and I give up. But not this time, no no no!

So I came up with this pretty crappy and way too dark layout which will be the playground for my forthcoming adventure. It will need some color eventually but that's not important right now. Everything you see is completely static, no code magic involved whatsoever, unless you count some basic HTML & CSS.

Next up, I'm going to figure out which ORM to use (currently torn between EF & NHibernate), work on the data model, and I'll also try to implement some HTML5 Boilerplate goodies because it's too awesome not to. In the meantime I'm also reading up a bit on custom Membership Providers.

Comments are not yet in place (and currently not high on my priority list), if you have anything interesting to add, feel free to hit me up on Twitter.

Tags: ASP.NET MVC, Entity Framework, NHibernate, HTML5 Boilerplate

ASP.NET MVC blog engine from scratch, step #1: a basic layout

About an hour ago I got bored. Like...really bored. And this time I had no unfinished Modern Family episodes left to save me from boredom, so I decided it was time to put ASP .NET MVC2 In Action to practice and code me up a little something something. Now, usually when I do this I start with some sketches, and shortly after I realise I'm just completely utterly useless at designing interfaces and I give up. But not this time, no no no!

So I came up with this pretty crappy and way too dark layout which will be the playground for my forthcoming adventure. It will need some color eventually but that's not important right now. Everything you see is completely static, no code magic involved whatsoever, unless you count some basic HTML & CSS.

Next up, I'm going to figure out which ORM to use (currently torn between EF & NHibernate), work on the data model, and I'll also try to implement some HTML5 Boilerplate goodies because it's too awesome not to. In the meantime I'm also reading up a bit on custom Membership Providers.

Comments are not yet in place (and currently not high on my priority list), if you have anything interesting to add, feel free to hit me up on Twitter.

Tags: ASP.NET MVC, Entity Framework, NHibernate, HTML5 Boilerplate