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Sample MusicStore application that uses MVC and Entity Framework
- markolschesky 12y agoFor some context -> The MVC Music Store was the default project that you would build to learn ASP.NET and EF concepts. You can build these projects yourself with the tutorials here: http://www.asp.net/mvc/overview/getting-started/introduction/getting-started http://www.asp.net/mvc/overview/getting-started/introduction...
- torm 12y agoI'm having a hard time finding information if it's possible to deploy vNext projects to hosted IIS. Can anyone help with that?
- cpayne 12y agoYes (kind of) - http://stackoverflow.com/q/25802698/5188 http://stackoverflow.com/q/25802698/5188
- badgersandjam 12y agoJust want to mention that some of the internals of this aren't great. There's absolutely no decoupling which makes testing very difficult and the contextual stuff is horrid. The components folder is also a cleverly hidden static ball of mud. I hope this isn't what they're teaching new developers as we'll have to spend a long time getting them to unlearn this in the future...
- neil_s 12y agoCould you give me an example of something that would be hard to test, and how it may look in another popular framework which is less decoupled? I want to understand this.
- badgersandjam 12y agoMVC is really easy to test. This example just completely ignores concepts as programming to interfaces, composition and single responsibility.