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While working with ASP.NET MVC, one of the mind shifts I made was to embrace the concept of the view or presentation model. Elegantly presented in ASP.NET MVC In Action , the idea is that you have your domain model as one set of classes and then another...
As promised in part two, I’ll close the loop on OpenId by talking briefly about authorization. We’ve already seen how to authenticate, so once you’ve got an authenticated OpenId identifier, the trick is what to do with it. This does not end up being all...
Unfortunately, upon deploying the OpenId enabled MVC application I described in the previous post, and doing some regression testing, I discovered that my OpenId login page was functioning erratically. I found that from certain machines I could not login...
Authenticating someone’s identity has been a persistent challenge throughout history. How can you trust that someone is who they say they are? Hence the FBI agent flashing her badge, the ancient king brandishing his magical sword, and the long lost relative...
A product I’m working on is nearing release and I am in the midst of finishing off some basic administrative pages for it. I started out in ASP.NET WebForms, but quickly ran into a road block. Throughout the rest of our system, we maintain at least...
While we’re still processing all the news to come out of this year’s PDC it is worth looking back to remember that it was only 8 years ago at the 2000 PDC that C# and .NET was formally introduced. As we approach C# and .NET 4.0, hot on the heels of .NET...
A Good Presentation Two weekends I went to a San Diego Dot Net User Group meeting that featured two presentations by a speaker Jeffery Palermo about ASP.NET MVC and more specifically about how it and other tools enable Test Driven Development (TDD) and...