I want to write integration tests for a Flex application using pureMVC architecture.The back-end is sqlite.Anyone has experience doing this? Any suggestions?
thanks
Well i have been using Cairngorm Framework as my MVC, at first looking at the structure makes me puke. but in the later part of coding, i realize that these MVC is really handy and well organize. hope it helps.. heres a link to its wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cairngorm_(Flex_framework)
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I'm planning to start a project with ReactJs.Net. At work, I work with Asp.net MVC 5 and vs2015. I choose ReactJs.Net mostly because I want to take advantage of it's server-side rendering. I also want to use Redux for managing app state.
Yet, I cannot see many online resources with example of using ReactJs.Net with Redux. Is it possible to go this way? Anyone know some good online guidance I can follow?
Thanks!
Maybe this would help
https://github.com/pauldotknopf/react-aspnet-boilerplate
https://medium.com/#MaartenSikkema/using-react-redux-and-webpack-with-dotnet-core-to-build-a-modern-web-frontend-7e2d091b3ba
I hope that helps :-)
I really like the FunScript's idea of writing F# instead of Javascript, but I cannot find any samples on how to integrate FunScript int an existing ASP.NET MVC solution.
Is it even possible? A "real-world example" would be really useful.
Igor, you can check out the blog post that I have written and the solution that accompanies on it on Github.
http://namelessinteractive.com/FullStackFSharpLongVersion_Part1
Essentially it is an MVC application with FunScript integration.
F# is for server not for the Client
so i think use f# is not a good idea
if you do not like Javascript
use TypeScript is a good idea
I have been a .NET developer for the last 7 years. Now I want to move to a Ruby on Rails stack.
Also, I don't have any experience with Linux.
Anybody else who made the same move? Any suggestions? Good books?
I am having some idea about ASP.NET MVC
First, check out the RoR site. If you haven't done ASP.NET MVC, or are unfamiliar with MVC, it's going to be a big difference. Rails is a BIG MVC framework, so it may do a lot of "magic" stuff that you are unsure about (but so does .NET).
I'd suggest reading about MVC first if you are unfamiliar about it, then go from there. It might be worth it checking out another lightweight framework first, as some people have issues jumping right into a big MVC framework.
Good luck! I've found Ruby to be a lot of fun.
Do you already know Ruby? If not, "Why's (poignant) Guide to Ruby" is a humorous, but educational read.
You should also check out railscasts.com, if you want some insight into the Rails framework.
I am new to Flex and have written code in PHP before, but not used any PHP framework like Zend, CakePHP etc...
I plan to use Flex with PHP, for that do I need to use any MVC PHP framework? Do any of the frameworks integrate with Flex for the View?
Although no framework is strictly needed, it can be very helpful. This might help you get started: Flex/PHP framework download and Zend's Flex and PHP. (Google is your friend)
Flex is a client side technology and is completely loose from the serverside technology.
You can use PHP for exposing webservices but just as well java or asp.net
Flex does not require a framework, you could work without. However, using a framework will make it a lot easier, especially for big projects.
A framework is not required but using one will greatly improve your productivity.
You can start looking at the flex tutorials on this site.
You can easily connect your Flex app to a PHP backend simply by outputting your php query results as XML, Flex can read that XML with an HTTPService with resultformat = e4x.
No frameworks required and it's super simple to do.
Hope it all works out for you.
I'm looking for a good asp.net webforms reference application.
We have some developers with VB6 experience, but no web application experience. I'd like to provide them with a couple of example apps that make use of a few simple forms, some user controls, db access, etc. An application that made use of a separate project for classes would be a nice bonus.
There seem to be a lot of very simple examples/tutorials for given features, but I can't find a good reference app that covers all of the above-mentioned topics.
Any suggestions?
I would recommend the ASP.NET starter kits here on the asp.net site. They are pretty diverse. My suggestion would be to actually try the hosted versions until you find one that suits the features you're trying to demonstrate. BeerHouse is a great start.
This one looks pretty interesting. It's a shameless plug for the Infragistics controls, but it looks like they're doing some non-trivial things:
The reference application shows the
use of web services, client side java
scripting, XML data binding and other
real world code samples.
http://devcenter.infragistics.com/RefApps/Expense/Expense.aspx
http://www.asp.net/community/projects/
Starter kits are a good place to look...