Archive for the ‘Mobile’ Category

New Tools and New Content – ASP.NET, Visual Studio 11 Web and .NET 4.5 Developer Preview (with commentary)

Posted on September 16, 2011, 9:22 pm, by Scott Hanselman - ASP.NET MVC, under ASP.NET, ASP.NET Ajax, ASP.NET MVC, IIS, Mobile.

While all of you Build attendees are making me feel bad because you have a fancy Tablet and I don't (sell me yours!) the folks over here in the "Angle Brackets Team" (I'm trying out some new names. One will stick.) have been busy. Her…

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NuGet Package of the Week #10 – New Mobile View Engines for ASP.NET MVC 3, spec-compatible with ASP.NET MVC 4

Posted on September 5, 2011, 10:26 pm, by Scott Hanselman - ASP.NET MVC, under ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, Mobile, NuGet, NuGetPOW.

I did some basic mobile view engine work for ASP.NET MVC for Mix in 2009 and then created what I thought was a better ASP.NET MVC Mobile ViewEngine in 2010 . Unfortunately, the second one (the "better" one) had a caching bug that only showed …

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NerdDinner being updated to MVC3 with Razor, HTML5, GeoLocation, EF CodeFirst, jQuery Mobile, YepNope and Modernizr and a fixed Mobile Device Capabilities ViewEngine

Posted on August 26, 2011, 8:11 pm, by Scott Hanselman - ASP.NET MVC, under ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, HTML5, IE9, Mobile, NerdDinner.

Two years ago Rob , Phil , and I released our MVC 1.0 book with the Gu helping with the big intro. I created the basic Nerd Dinner sample application ( code here ) and released the first 185 pages for free. Since the initial 1.0 release, we've had …

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Learning about Progressive Enhancement – Supporting Mobile Browsers with CSS3 Media Queries

Posted on August 25, 2011, 8:03 am, by Scott Hanselman - ASP.NET MVC, under ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, JavaScript, Mobile.

I blogged about how happy I've been working with designer Jeremy Kratz on my recent site redesign . We've been meeting lately about small improvements and tweaks. One of the core goals was to support many screen sizes from 30" down to a sm…

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