Eric Duncan

The ASP.NET MVC 1.0 Futures assembly (that is not included with ASP.NET MVC 1.0) has a powerful HtmlHelper extension method called RenderAction(). It sounds similar to the Html extension method called RenderPartial() for a good reason. RenderAction()

In this post, I will show you how to strongly type some parts of MVC to get rid of those “magic strings.”  I will also publish a few extension methods that expand upon this concept later on.  So, this is a continuation of my Mvc series that

I am starting a new series that will be focusing on ASP.NET MVC design patterns.  What I will be focusing on is enterprise-ready patterns and practices that scales across cloud computing, coding with type safety, and abstractions of WebForms-like