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1) Build -> Publish might work for the simplest of scenarios but not if you have any sort of real infrastructure. 2) To use it you have to use strongly-typed v
by javery 16y ago
1) Build -> Publish might work for the simplest of scenarios but not if you have any sort of real infrastructure.
2) To use it you have to use strongly-typed views, and HTML helpers I believe.. which again I don't care for since it is taking the markup out of your hands.
- smhinsey 16y agoI totally agree with #1. Deployment is a real weak point. It can be done, even using Capistrano if you're willing to put up with it, but it's nothing like what it could be. With respect to #2, I strongly suggest you reevaluate. Strongly-typed views will save you a lot of boilerplate code in your controllers and HTML helpers only interfere with your markup to the extent you want them to. Most of them are super minimal and easily styled or manipulated. I expected that the helpers would just be different ways of getting into the same mess you encounter using things like server controls in webforms but I was quickly shown otherwise.