Not a fan of Razor. Track down 'Json.net Decycle' and you can deliver your whole vm in javascript. With signalr and some effort you can then dynamically update

Not a fan of Razor. Track down 'Json.net Decycle' and you can deliver your whole vm in javascript. With signalr and some effort you can then dynamically update a frontend object graph via automation (JS makes this easy). I've abstracted this all into a library which uses knockout (I like knockout!!!) for personal use that I'd like to clean up and share someday. You can do the same thing in .net, but you have to use dynamically compiled delegates to make it efficient. You can also make your own fluent style apis if you Google how. Those with dynamically compiled delegates (aka fast reflection) bridge the function to string gap. God I need people to talk to at work...