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I’ve just noticed that I didn’t put up a resume of the routing series. Here’s the list of associated posts:
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ASP.NET routing is a new feature incorporated in the upcoming .NET 3.5 Service Pack 1 release. While
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In a lot of things that MVC brought (besides reminding me how much I hate classic asp) what I loved the most was the routing engine. The routing feature was beautiful because it provided for loose-coupling, whilst being structured and rich enough to be actionable. Given that, and for structural and development modularity purposes I adopted the .NET 3.5sp1 routing engine for an URL based-navigation framework for Silverlight...
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As we’ll see, the MVC futures assembly adds several classes which help you in executing asynchronous
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As you probably know, I’ve been updating my ASP.NET book to 4.0. It has been more work that initially
Silverlight Routing a la MVC Routing