This post documents how to add Ajax form validation to Laravel User Authentication that is generated by the Artisan console.

I recently needed to get the index of an item in a razor foreach loop. This simple solution posted as a comment by Ian Mercer on Phil Haack’s blog did the trick easily.

This post documents building cascading select inputs using jQuery and Knockout for the user interface and MVC4 to serve the content.

For this tutorial, you will need: Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows 8 download details SQL Server Express Database using Visual Studio 2012 with SQL Server Express in this tutorial. Other versions may work (untested). msdn.microsoft.com Chinook database github.com/jimfrenette/chinookdatabase SQL Server 2012 Express Management Studio download details In Visual Studio, create a new C# ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Application: Next, select the Mobile Application Project Template. This template includes jQuery, jQuery intellisense for Visual Studio, jQuery Mobile and Knockoutjs javascript files.

Documenting method and technique for removing HTML elements and their attributes in an MVC app.

Required: Visual Studio 2010 SP1 [microsoft.com/downloads/en/…]** IIS Manager for Remote Administration [www.iis.net/download/iismanager]** ASP.NET 4, MVC 3 hosting. I use winhost.com. ** Get using Web Platform Installer The following steps are needed to deploy the MVC3 and Razor libraries to the shared server for the application to run. This is a new feature you get when you update your Visual Studio to SP1. To get your MVC project running on the host, prepare it by right clicking on it in the solution explorer and select Add Deployable Dependencies.

A month ago, MVC 3 was released. Given it’s maturity level and features, I have decided it’s time to start building web apps with it instead of web forms.