With RC1, the team has added a top-level property to access the Model for the page. As such:
Becomes:
Both work the same, however the second is just a little bit cleaner as you don’t need to go via ViewData…
With RC1, the team has added a top-level property to access the Model for the page. As such:
Becomes:
Both work the same, however the second is just a little bit cleaner as you don’t need to go via ViewData…
Nice, I look forward to updating my existing code. Thanks for the tip!
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Thanks a lot for this post. I’ve been playing with ASP.NET MVC recently, and it is a delight. Yes, there is more manual coding than with Web Forms, but it is worth it for the additional control you gain.
i’ve read more on ITJOBLOG, may be you could have a look..
http://www.itjoblog.co.uk/2009/03/aspnet-mvc-rescues-microsofts.html
Thanks a lot for this post. I’ve been playing with ASP.NET MVC recently, and it is a delight. Yes, there is more manual coding than with Web Forms, but it is worth it for the additional control you gain.
i’ve read more on ITJOBLOG, may be you could have a look..
http://www.itjoblog.co.uk/2009/03/aspnet-mvc-rescues-microsofts.html