Scott Gu announced the release of ASP. net mvc 1.0 RC. Scott Gu wrote an ASP. net mvc 1.0 Release Candidate now available article on his blog,
The RC version has many minor improvements:
- Visual Studio is more mature with MVC integration, that is to say, with better scaffolding-"Go to controller"/"go to view"/"add view" and so on
- Ajax Improvement
- Fileupload/"Download" improvement, for example, ing fileresult to fileupload
- Visual Studio T4 template, which means you can customize the MVC template. By the way, we will introduce a T4: Visual Studio 2008 contains a Text Template conversion toolbox, also known as T4, is part of a domain-specific language tool and can be generated based on text templates.Code. A Chinese introduction can be seen in infoq's Visual Studio 2008 Text Template conversion toolbox
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If you have installed beta, you must first uninstall beta. If you still use MVC feature, please download a new version on codeplex. For details, see Phil's blog.
The release notes contain a detailed list of updates from Beta to RC, which is a read-only file for updates.
If you want to retain ASP. Net MVC 1.0 beta and want to directly use the binary version of Asp.net MVC 1.0 RC, you can use the command line to extract the content in the MSI file. The command is as follows:
Msiexec/A AspNetMVCRC-setup.msi
After a few seconds, you can go to c: \ Program Files \ Microsoft ASP. net \ ASP.. Net mvc rc directory, without affecting your Visual Studio template and GAC.