This is a quick walk through of how to setup a database, create some model objects, and build a scaffold for CRUD (Create, Read, Update, and Delete) all using ASP.NET MVC 3 and Visual Studio 2010. Open Visual Studio 2010 and start a database project as shown. SQL Server 2008 Database Project in Visual Studio... Continue reading →

The Windows Azure Table service provides a structured storage under the form of tables. The table storage you would setup within Windows Azure is globally unique. Any number of tables can be created within a given account with the requirement that each table has a unique name. The table storage account is specified within a... Continue reading →

I’ve had the pleasure of working with WCF on three specific projects that have brought me to this blog entry. I haven’t used WCF on only three projects, there are just three that have brought me to write this entry. I’ve used WCF a lot, since back when it was a beta. WCF is great... Continue reading →

…and with this entry, I’ve skipped to the last section of the exam topics related to ASP.NET MVC 2. Reading and studying the old viewstate based ASP.NET material was a bit rough, which I’ll be writing about in an upcoming entry. For now, back to focusing on the test at hand. The MVC Framework is... Continue reading →