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[...] In the last post, we have completed the category management, in this post I will show you how account list is implemented. The account management will be typical CRUD screens, where the accounts will [...]

[...] In the last post, we have completed the category management, in this post I will show you how account list is implemented. The account management will be typical CRUD screens, where the accounts will [...]

[...] currency and the initial balance of the account. Once the account is saved, it should show the account list in a sortable data grid Also the transactions` menu would be populated with account names. [...]

[...] . That’s it for the category list functionalities. In the next post, I will show you how the account list is implemented, till then bye. Links: My Walletz Backbone.js StarterKit [...]

[...] , also change default route so that it points to this action. Now its time to integrate the jQuery Mobile, first the layout view: As you can see that we are using two partials, the activity sheet will [...]

@RenderBody() @RenderSection("bottomScripts", false) [...]

[...] the new mapping. This is extracted from one of my pet project that I am using to play with jQuery Mobile and Spine. Lets say I have a basic User object which was mapped in Fluent NHibernate like the [...]

[...] the new mapping. This is extracted from one of my pet project that I am using to play with jQuery Mobile and Spine. Lets say I have a basic User object which was mapped in Fluent NHibernate like the [...]

[...] regions, think about the yahoo/msn or any portal homepage, in that case our controller constructor would take separate dependency for each region and the codes to load that region’s [...]

[...] of discrete regions, think about the yahoo/msn or any portal homepage, in that case our controller constructor would take separate dependency for each region and the codes to load that region’s [...]

[...] pair. In this case we are binding form submit event with create the method. Next, in the controller constructor we subscribing two Task Model event error and create, Spine Model has quite a number of [...]

@RenderBody() @RenderSection("bottomScripts", false) [...]

[...] handle scenario like this unless I am missing something, you have to fallback to the default ASP.NET MVC controller and manual route registration. Http Patch is missing in Default Configuration PATCH [...]

[...] handle scenario like this unless I am missing something, you have to fallback to the default ASP.NET MVC controller and manual route registration. Http Patch is missing in Default Configuration PATCH [...]

[...] to explore it thoroughly. I have also tried knockout.js which is now shipped with the default asp.net mvc template, although some people claims they serve the same purpose which is not at all correct, [...]

[...] to explore it thoroughly. I have also tried knockout.js which is now shipped with the default asp.net mvc template, although some people claims they serve the same purpose which is not at all correct, [...]

[...] in the release mode. So if you want to serve views from some specific locations other than ASP.NET MVC default, I do not think the IDisplayMode brings anything to the table, maybe the interface should [...]

[...] in the release mode. So if you want to serve views from some specific locations other than ASP.NET MVC default, I do not think the IDisplayMode brings anything to the table, maybe the interface should [...]

[...] instead of external file. Next, we will create the controllers. Lets start with the most basic controller first, the page controller. The page controller serves static html: The page controller is [...]

[...] instead of external file. Next, we will create the controllers. Lets start with the most basic controller first, the page controller. The page controller serves static html: The page controller is [...]