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Spark View Engine
- 1. Ignite your ASP.NET MVC Applications with Spark View Engine t: @curtis_mitchell e: curtismitchell@gmail.com
- 3. Who is this presentation for?
- 10. Introducing Spark - History http://haacked.com/archive/2008/05/03/code-based-repeater-for-asp.net-mvc.aspx#67579
- 11. Getting Started With Spark
- 13. Basic Concepts
Editor's Notes
- Spark is a view engine that can be used with Monorail and ASP.NET MVC. We're only focusing on the functionality it brings to ASP.NET MVC. It gives you full C# capabilities within your views in a nice HTML-friendly syntax. Use it wisely!
- Spark is a view engine that can be used with Monorail and ASP.NET MVC. We're only focusing on the functionality it brings to ASP.NET MVC. It gives you full C# capabilities within your views in a nice HTML-friendly syntax. Use it wisely!
- There are reasons people web developers don't like webforms as their view engine. Luckily, the MVC team made it optional.
- There are reasons people web developers don't like webforms as their view engine. Luckily, the MVC team made it optional.
- NHaml and NVelocity are a couple of other alternative view engines.
- Louis Dejardin of www.whereslou.com posted this comment on Phil Haack's blog, haacked.com. The blog entry was about Phil's idea of a helper method that would do essentially what the ASP.NET repeater control does. A conversation in the comments section led Lou Djardin to make this suggestion. By June 2008, a Github site was created and code was checked in for early iterations of Spark.
- First pass renders the view file and stores the output in a View "Named Content" Second pass renders the master layout and outputs the content of the view "Named Content" where specified
- On the <use file=&quot;&quot; />, omit the extension. <Partial someVar=&quot;&quot; /> checks the local view folder and the Shared folder