Posts Tagged ‘T4MVC’
Some of my “T4MVC extensions” will no longer be extensions. Scary, eh? To see what features are making their way into T4MVC (via MvcContrib), you can creepily keep tabs on the status and the eventual downfall of my T4MVC contributions here. Enjoy!
We’ve already created two T4MVC extensions. Thanks to David’s support, I shall soonly be submitting these changes to MvcContrib for possible inclusion. If you’d like to quickly catch up on this project, I’ll start this post by adding a summary of the extensions we’ve made thus far (click on the links if you want to learn more). After that, I’ll dive into something new.
To start, check out my first post about T4MVC, here. Our current T4MVC journey (i.e. “Creating explicit ActionLinks”) will be a wee bit more intensive than our previous magical journey (i.e. “Explicitly Rendering Partials”), so my first T4MVC post is a good place to start.
T4MVC is a helpful template for your MVC projects. You can follow the directions on David’s blog to get started; that should give you a quick understanding of what T4MVC is capable of. If you’ve yet to experience the joy of writing T4 templates, you should also check out Scott Hanselman’s Blog and Oleg Sych’s blog. You know what they say: if you haven’t been to Oleg’s T4 blog, you haven’t really “experienced” T4.
