ASP.NET MVC Source Code Now On CodePlex

In ASP.NET MVC 3, the MVC framework was released under an OSI approved license, but Razor was not. But starting today, you can go to CodePlex and not only download the source, but watch as the ASP.NET team commits code on a daily basis.

Hi, I just want to ask that how can I write a code to download a file in asp.net at Client side(The Client will be downloading the Txt file).Just like "Question Bank" Uploaded by professors can be downloaded by a student .Actually we are developing a "Students networking site"for our final year project.....pls let me know how can i achieve it before our last date of our submission comes it is the last module remaining

You can build your own copy of NerdDinner from scratch bycompleting each step we walkthrough in this chapter. Alternatively, you candownload a completed version of the source code here: You can also optionally also download a free PDF version of this tutorial if you want to read the tutorial offline.You can use either Visual Studio 2008 or the free Visual WebDeveloper 2008 Express to build the application. You can use either SQL Serveror the free SQL Server Express for the database.

The plugin is entirely self contained. After running the VSIX (and restarting Visual Studio, if necessary), the new Unit Test Window feature will light up with your xUnit.net tests. This prototype is driven around binary inspection, not source code inspection, so the unit test window will update whenever you build your project. There should be no other steps necessary: just load any project that has xUnit.net tests in it, build it, and the tests should now be runnable from within Visual Studio. (Make sure to make the unit test window visible by going to View > Other Windows > Unit Test Explorer.)

This project provide the full source code and complied dll library for you to add reference into your visual studioprojects. The library include Intellisense to help guide you write server-side code in an effective manner.

Just to follow-up and close out the post, with Preview 5, the WCF Web API took a huge leap forward making it incredibly simple to create REST APIs. And while the current codebase on Codeplex does not include a Silverlight client, there is a toolkit out there and I was able to easily strip out the Async-CTP parts from the open source code and create a SL version. 2b1af7f3a8