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MVC
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This talk was an adaptation of two chapters from Silverlight 5
in Action. I started with a brief explanation of REST, and then
explained the solution we were going to build during the session.
The idea was to show how you can use REST in place of the heavier
Soap approach in many cases, and make your services accessible to
far more clients.
I also showed how to share model objects bet...
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Last night, while working on the REST chapter in Silverlight 5 in Action, I
started playing around with ASP.NET MVC 3 and Razor. The REST
library I'm using: WCF Web API, which works with MVC 3.
(so yes, that one chapter has REST, WCF Web API, ASP.NET MVC 3,
Razor and NuGet. fun!) While it does work, I didn't want to stick
an .aspx file in the MVC 3 project as it just didn't see...
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I'm not a musician, but I've always loved tinkering with
synthesizers, sequencers and drum machines. I worked at a music
store in high school, so I got to play with all the new toys. Since
then, I've bought myself a new synth-related toy every once in a
while.
Music composition and tracker tools on the web have always been
interesting to me. There have been a few different Silverlight...
