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  • Rendering Tags in Nucleo

    I'm continuing the series of blog posts on my Nucleo control suite available at http://www.codeplex.com/nucleo . This post is on the way that tags can be rendered. ASP.NET MVC has a TagBuilder class for creating a class to generate markup and render that markup to the brower. If you have used any...
    Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Wed, Dec 30 2009
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  • IServices service loader approach to loading services

    This is a continuation of a blog series on creating services. You can find the previous articles here: Accessing Service Oriented API's using an IService interface So the ApplicationContext object uses a service loader as one way to load the IService objects into it. This class exists solely to load...
    Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Wed, Nov 4 2009
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  • Nucleo Link Control Overview

    My latest release at http://www.codeplex/nucleo also features a new Link control (in the Nucleo.Web.Controls namespace). This control tries to integrate two kinds of links; clickable links which fire an event, and redirection links that navigate to another site. The link control incorporates an enumeration...
    Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Sat, Oct 31 2009
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  • Accessing Service Oriented API's using an IService Interface

    If you've used MVC, you know the System.Web.Abstractions API offers you a lot of capabilities to make it easy to write unit tests in your MVC controllers. It's really easy to setup a Moq or TypeMock unit test to create a fake implementation of objects like HttpContextBase. Some objects are not...
    Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Fri, Oct 30 2009
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  • Using the Nucleo Button

    I've been working on a project available at for http://www.codeplex.com/nucleo . It's a project I've had in the works for a while, and it's finally coming to fruition. So I am starting to create blog posts explaining features about these controls. I am really excited about this button...
    Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Tue, Oct 27 2009
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