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Maarten Balliauw is currently employed as .NET Technical Consultant at RealDolmen. His interests are mainly web applications developed in ASP.NET (C#) or PHP and the Windows Azure cloud platform.
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    CRUD with ASP.NET MVC (screencast)

    A new screencast has just been uploaded to the MSDN Belgium Chopsticks page. Don't forget to rate the video!

    CRUD with ASP.NET MVC (screencast)

    Abstract: "In this video, the new tooling for Visual Studio included in ASP.NET MVC release candidate is demonstrated to create a create, read, update and delete user interface within 15 minutes."

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    Tuesday, March 03, 2009 5:38 PM

    Erichero

    That's an interesting study into achieving CRUD with ASP.Net.  We've been working on the Habanero framework, which has a lot more focus on the UI layer, pulling it out to fourth normal form.

    I was involved with an ASP project recently, enduring the pain of having to do C, R, U and D.  Habanero is working towards runtime user interface generation, providing controls that manage all the standard CRUD work for you, working from a very simple mapping definition.  Our effort so far has been focused on WinForms and Visual WebGui (an AJAX framework), so a pure ASP application would not benefit as much in the area of UI generation.  If you take the VWG approach, however, you're generating similar capability in less than 15 minutes.  Also, the change management is so much better, since you're not hard-coding TH and TD fields like you're doing here.  The last consideration obviously is that an AJAX framework works so much more efficiently with the heavy dataloads that are typical of CRUD.

    The Habanero process is: reverse engineer your model layer from the database, generate a working n-tier application, generate a form built of runtime-generated UI components.  You get all the CRUD for free and you get an OO domain layer ready for custom logic.

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    Tuesday, March 03, 2009 6:02 PM

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    Note there's also ASP.NET Dynamic Data - http://www.asp.net/dynamicdata/

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    Tampa Developer Group United States | Reply

    Tuesday, March 10, 2009 1:12 AM

    Tampa Developer Group

    Love the screencast, Maarten.

    We are starting up a group on learning the MVC Framework and this is just the kind of thing we want to discuss in our first meeting.

    Thanks for the screencast.

    Regards,

    Dave

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