Improvements in visual aspects of ASP. net mvc instances and new RC versions (1)

We launched a new ASP. net mvc design showroom on www.asp.net. This design showroom shows free HTML design templates that you can download and easily use in your ASP. net mvc application. Each design template contains a Site. master file, a CSS style sheet file, a set of images, user controls, and auxiliary methods that support them.

The showroom allows you to preview each design and download the template. Zip version that you can extract and integrate into your website. This showroom allows anyone to create and submit a new design under the creative shared license creative commons license. Visitors can vote on them and provide feedback. The most popular design is displayed on the top of the showroom.

We think this will provide developers with a very useful way to create attractive and standard-compatible websites more easily. We hope to encourage everyone to create and share designs that can be easily reused for others.

Improvement on the View in the Candidate version of the final version to be released

Speaking of the UI, I think I should share with you the upcoming ASP. view-related improvements in the final version of net mvc (Release Candidate (RC. In addition to bug fixes, the RC version incorporates several view-specific new features and recommendations from the community.

No view of background code files

Based on the feedback from many people, we decided to make a change, so that the MVC View File no longer has the background code file by default. This change helps to strengthen the view's objective view in the MVC world. It is intended to be purely displayed and should not contain any code irrelevant to the display.) Remove unused files from the project for most people ):

In ASP. in the. net mvc Beta version, developers can use generic CLR syntaxes to remove background code files by inheriting Inherits in the view, it is hard to find and use. The ASP. net mvc development team combines several existing scalability functions in ASP. NET to provide a standard VB/C # syntax in the Inherits attribute in the ASP. net rc version:

Another advantage of not using the background code file is that when you add the view file to the project, you will get the intelliisense immediately. In Beta, You need to compile the view once to obtain the code intelliisense. The RC version saves compilation effort and makes the process of adding and editing views more compact.