Mix It Up: Visual Studio 2010 and ASP.NET 4.0. Singapore 25 March 2009

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1 Mix It Up: Visual Studio 2010 and ASP.NET 4.0 Singapore 25 March 2009

2 Mar Mix-It-Up: Visual Studio 2010 and ASP.NET 4.0 Mix 01: Future of Web Development with Visual Studio 2010 and ASP.NET 4.0 by Maung Maung Phyo

3 Session Agenda IDE Enhancements Design View vs Code View New / Enhanced / Rolled-up Technologies ASP.NET AJAX 4.0 MVC Dynamic Data Web Deployment

4 IDE Enhancements Improved CSS 2.1 Support ACID1 tested designer Enhanced HTML Editor HTML snippets More JavaScript Intellisense It s just getting better! Document outline Support for jquery

5 Document Outline

6 JavaScript IntelliSense 2.0 Updated Architecture XML Comments work Everywhere Error Tolerance Enhanced 3rd Party Library Support Faster Updating Microsoft AJAX 2x jquery 5x Prototype Dojo Yahoo! UI ExtJS 3x 4x 4x 11.7s 6x VS 2008 VS

7 XML Comments Works Everywhere

8 <demo title="enhanced Web Designer" />

9 ASP.NET Web-Forms Client IDs: Developers have full control over the controls rendered client IDs Remove ID bloat, and mangling URL routing for web-forms: Friendly-URL handling for web-forms Configuration model for URL routing View-state: Disable on page, enable on specific controls Disable on control, enable on child controls GridView/ListView work better without view-state

10 ASP.NET AJAX Continue ASP.NET Ajax innovation: RIA Appeal to JavaScript developers Provide support for the page developer jquery including IntelliSense Templates and data binding: Client-side handling, REST or Web services Covers page developer and component developer scenarios DOM manipulation, selectors..

11 ASP.NET AJAX Ajax higher-level components: Ajax Control Toolkit is a part of the strategy New controls Centralized script libraries and break-up of libraries leads to better performance

12 <demo title="ajax 4.0 Preview" />

13 ASP.NET MVC Appeal to those wanting separation of concerns, TDD, full control ASP.NET MVC 1.0 released on Mar 09 ASP.NET MVC: (Model-View-Controller) Enforces separation of concerns and provides full control of markup. TDD is enabled URL routing, tooling support Get the benefits of ASP.NET: Profile, membership and roles, localization..

14 ASP.NET MVC (Future ) Asynchronous controllers Sub-controllers & views Declarative controls, form validation Ajax Extender

15 <demo title="mvc Web Forms in VS 2010" />

16 ASP.NET Dynamic Data Make building data-driven Web apps easy Scaffold tables and columns Declarative validation with Data Model Support custom field templates Available with FX 3.5 SP1 & VS 2008 SP1

17 ASP.NET Dynamic Data 4.0 (Future ) More Data Sources BusinessLogicDataSource ADODataServicesDataSource Field Templates Password Image Support From file system From database MVC Support Client side validation Support for business logic layer Scaffolding over business logic layer

18 <demo title="dynamic Data" />

19 Web Deployment Today

20 Deployment Problems Sum of All Files Application IIS Configuration GAC or COM Components Certificates Registry Database Desktop Staging Debug Flags Connection Strings Web Service Endpoints

21 XML Document Transforms Enables web.config transformations for Debug Release Staging... Source + Transform = Result Simple, readable "transform" notation <configuration xmlns:xdt= <system.web> <compilation xdt:transform= RemoveAttributes(debug) /> </system.web> </configuration>

22 Locators & Transforms <add name="northwindconnectionstring" connectionstring="..." providername="system.data.sqlclient" xdt:locator="match(name)" xdt:transform="replace"/> <add name="northwindconnectionstring connectionstring="..." providername="system.data.sqlclient" xdt:transform="replace /> <authorization> <allow roles="admins" xdt:transform="insertbefore /> </authorization>

23 Packaging & Deploying C:\MixItUpWeb.deploy.cmd [/T /Y]

24 <demo title="web Deployment with VS 2010" />

25 Additional Resources Visual Studio 2010 Home Page Download VS 2010 CTP amilyid=922b d bda4-94cf5f8d4814&displaylang=en ASP.NET 4.0 Roadmap VS 2010 & ASP.NET 4.0 Video Podcasts

26 Q&A

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