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I am looking for a validation framework that can handle the validation of my business objects and also UI inputs. Preferably i want to not repeat my validation logic too much and try to use the DRY principles. So the ideal place would be my biz objects...
Started by Th3Fix3r on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Like Html.TextBoxWithValidator(...)
If you're looking for a framework there's one on codeplex called xVal http://www.codeplex.com/xval
Scott Guthrie also made a post with some info about using built-in validation... .
Write your own Html extension methods.
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I found this catalog when I was browsing. I thought it was very cool. I can only imagine what these models cost. I know someone had posted some HPH photos before, however this is the first time I have actually seen the catalog. Enjoy.
http://www.hphaustralia...
Started by rschaap on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at warbird-photos):
The kicker is you pay up front and then they build the model, which one, but when de-spotted, painted and weatered correctly, it can be a beautiful model just the same for it!
i have bugged hph for years....
The same, the Tomcat was $12,000.
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I have a couple of new models in the works which could be useful for OD. The first is some kind of demon, then I have a flying insect monster and I'm also working on a high poly version of the old orc model. I'm just sculpting at the moment, because that...
Started by Skorpio on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at freegamedev):
They look very nice Skorpio, excellent workQuite cool Skorpio, what are you doing at the moment? a personal project or just making models, what are you doing at the moment?....
Know about the polycount, but those models look amazing.
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Are there any best practices that cover the places that ASP.NET MVC models should be defined?
A new ASP.NET MVC project has a nice neat Models folder for them to go in, but in a production environment they can come from other places:
Third party class...
Started by Richard Ev on
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by 5 people.
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I don'....
My models are usually and associate it with this class.
One issue that I've found is that, unless the model is defined in the web project, VisualStudio seems unable to find it when using a strongly-typed view specified in markup.
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The default ASP.NET MVC project sets up a "Models" directory that I don't know that I've ever used in the handful of MVC projects I've worked on. Normally, I have a separate 'library' project that stores business logic classes.
Now I'm curious: Am I missing...
Started by Dan Esparza on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Domain....
I typically use this directory for my view models.
That model the underlying data entities.
Example classes are Customer, Address, Order etc.
ORM generated (LINQ)).
To keep your model classes (that is, your data classes, e.g.
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I come from an MVC background (Flex and Rails) and love the ideas of code separation, reusability, encapsulation, etc. It makes it easy to build things quickly and reuse components in other projects. However, it has been very difficult to stick with the...
Started by viatropos on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The Controller sends to start having the AI control something, you may end up nesting the concepts, and your game 'model' contains a Model for an entity....
99.9% of the AI is purely in the Model.
Nested States), like Games?"
Of course.
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I'm just starting a project in ASP.Net MVC with LINQ to Entities and I was wondering if there was a nice, clean way of defining models that creates the appropriate tables in the database for me. I'm most familiar with Django (in terms of MVC frameworks...
Started by tghw on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I think.
You can also override a mapping to tweak it for your needs .
If offers capabilities similar to ruby your model based on conventions.
Castle Project active record is a nice way of doing it.
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I was looking for a comparison chart showing Blackberry CPU's across the various models, and was surprised not to find anything. Wikipedia has a nice section on BB model list but I would really like to see an additional column with some information about...
Started by geoffc on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Blackberry Models Here
Here are some resources a good full specs comparison as most things found are just single model specs..
This page has a comparison of various models.
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I am learning ASP.NET MVC and I like it. However, I am very confused about the right approach to namespacing my models.
While dissecting the NerdDinner sample app I noticed that everything in the Models folder belongs to the Models namespace. The data...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Personally I don't put anything in the Model folder ....
That namespace in the Nerd Dinner sample app because from a learning stand-point it is nice for a developer to always see that they are in the Model portion of the application.
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In all of the slides and doumentation for new APIs, design concepts, and models I see some nice graphics used to represent them.
EDIT: Here is a sample of the kind of diagram I would like to produce.
In the past I have used Visio, Word, PowerPoint, but...
Started by Robert Kozak on
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by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Usability is nice....
It can be used programatically using under windows/mac/linux and with SVG
my 0.02$
There are some nice tools to build mental maps Visual Paradigm .
You could try:
graphviz a well supported and very nice tool.
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