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What CAPTCHA system is compatible with ASP.NET MVC? Are there any good examples out there?
This is a great tutorial on using reCaptcha in MVC and works with the currently newest release.
Try this post
Source code can be found here if you don't have the patience to read the article: zip file
Stack Overflow, which is written using ASP.NET MVC, uses reCAPTCHA. You can find out more about reCAPTCHA at Digitizing Books One Word at a Time and even watch Jeff Atwood talk about reCAPTCHA within Stack Overflow during his talk at PDC 2008.
Check out RecaptchaMvc. It's a framework that uses the reCAPTCHA service and ASP.NET MVC.
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Closed 10 years ago.
I recently came across this posting where Darin Dimitrov suggested that you never refer to HttpContext.Current in your ASP.NET MVC application.
We have NDepend, a tool for doing static code analysis, what are some other rules that you believe would be good to model with something like NDepend?
Much appreciated!
In our code base (which should reuse existing infrastructure and also uses Autofac for DI) I've currently written some rules along the lines:
To ensure we are not going to tightly couple ourselves to existing infrastructure
That we are not using ViewBags in our Views, but instead using ViewModels
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I'm looking to find a page of coding standards for Zend Framework 2. The reference used to have a page for it in version 1.x of the framework, but I cannot seem to find it anymore.
Specifically, I'm trying to deliver table + field name documentation to another developer I will be working with who's primary responsibility will be database engineering and maintenance. He has never worked with the ZF.
ZF2 follows mainly PSR-2 coding standard (implies also PSR-1)
For rules not defined by PSR-2 then exists this article in the official page http://framework.zend.com/manual/2.0/en/ref/coding.standard.html
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Closed 10 years ago.
I've started learning RoR and I really like it - but it feels like it's oriented in one specific way - a very basic MVC model.
Which type of web application might not benefit from using RoR? Are there any signs I can find while planning the architecture?
I don't think there's a specific technical reason not to use RoR - it's fast, clean and can probably do anything PHP does.
The only reasons I can think of are the same consideration as to any other technology : Do you have the right people, is the legacy code (if any) compatible, are you in a market that makes it easy to find RoR people to support the code, and so forth.
There's also a nice Quora thread about this question :
If you have to install your website on a client machine that does not support rails/ruby.
If your code needs to be maintained afterwards by people that do not have rails knowledge.
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Closed 10 years ago.
I have worked with ASP.NET webforms and windows application with C# but due to the change in nature of my job, I did not work with ASP.NET at all for 2 years. Now, I want to come back to ASP.NET and MVC is already there. I am following the tutorials on www.asp.net.
Should I learn LINQ and EntityFramework to learn MVC? Are there any other fundamental things to learn before learning MVC?
Do yourself a favor and learn HTTP, then you'll be good with any framework.
Now, I want to come back to ASP.NET and MVC is already there
Nevermind! Get started with MVC!
Should I learn LINQ and EntityFramework to learn MVC?
That is not necessarily a prerequisite. Maybe you need get used to lambdas (as they are used by many methods in MVC), so learning LINQ will guide through that.
Get a good understand of AJAX and jQuery (as it's included in the MVC stack) and you're good to go!
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Closed 11 years ago.
I know this has been asked many times but its been more for MVC1. I don't know if it matters all that much if its a MVC1 or a MVC2 book. But what I am looking for is a good book to get me started on asp.net MVC2 and a other book to read after for further reading. Now if these two books could be warped up into the that would be great.
I am aiming to learn enough so I can show some people in our team it. In the hope of it been a new way of working.
thanks
Antony
Steve Sanderson's Pro ASP.NET MVC 2 book is what you want http://blog.stevensanderson.com/category/pro-aspnet-mvc/
Pro ASP.NET MVC 2 Framework, Second Edition
http://www.apress.com/book/view/1430228865