Subtext Study Notes (1)

Thanks to Phil haack and his team for developing such a greatProgramThe younger brother is visiting us ~

 

After spending about an hour browsing the page, I was surprised.

Surprise-1: The foundation of such a flexible website is completely built on the usercontrol class. Of course, this is just a partial surprise to its presentation.

Surprised-2: its address redirection is so perfect, at least in the eyes of my cainiao, it solves several problems that I have been confused about.

1) n redirection times to establish a three-dimensional cross redirect system.

2) custom redirection to any type of processing class, whether it is page or usercontrol.

3) Perfect regular expressions. The use of regular expressions by developers has reached the point of perfection.

Surprise-3: The Perfect comment, which gives me endless help from cainiao, and then thanks again ~...

There are still a lot of surprises, because I just want to give it a simple try, I swear, we must thoroughly study it, the meter's respect for Phil.

I was surprised too much when I saw blogengine, but as the author himself said, it is still too simple to subtext.

 

Next, let's take a look at its processing process. Let's take a look at its config. We can see N-plus configuration sections and add them by ourselves. This shows that it has good customization.

Handlerconfiguration section-we can see that it defaults to DTP. aspx (who would like to tell me how this abbreviation came from ?), The comment in the original article "the ordering does matter." shows that this is very important. I don't need to say much about this. It is really important.