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Backbone and ASP.NET MVC: Use Nullable types as Id

As a side note to my blog post about renaming the idAttribute in Backbone [https://martinnormark.com/backbone-asp-net-mvc-rename-idattribute] when using it with ASP.NET (MVC), this post continues with the Id attribute [http://backbonejs.org/#Model-idAttribute]. The Id attribute in Backbone is very important. Backbone uses it to determine if

Backbone and ASP.NET MVC: Rename the ID attribute

In Backbone, a model’s ID attribute is vital in the way Backbone handles models and collections. In a collection, you can call get with an ID and you’ll get back the model. The thing is, naming conventions across languages does not always agree. In .Net properties are named

Backbone.js Compatible Routes for, non-Web API, ASP.NET MVC projects

Backbone.js [http://backbonejs.org/] has become my JavaScript MV* framework [http://addyosmani.com/blog/understanding-mvc-and-mvp-for-javascript-and-backbone-developers/] of choice (you do use a JavaScript MV* framework, tostructure JavaScript [https://martinnormark.com/10-ways-structure-javascript], right?). I find myself using ASP.NET MVC for less and less that has something to do with views,

Use Recurly.js with ASP.NET (MVC), C# with this Nu Get library

Recurly [http://recurly.com/] is a full suite recurring payment service that lets you easily create subscription plans, billing cycles, handle customers, revenue etc. They made payment integration dead easy with their awesome JavaScript library called Recurly.js [http://js.recurly.com/] that you can use to inject a payment

10 Ways to (re) Structure JavaScript

Structuring JavaScript can be a job in itself if you don’t look out. I was attending the virtual jQuery Summit 2011, and one of the talks were called ‘ Structuring Your DOM-based Application [http://speakerdeck.com/u/garann/p/sneaking-structure-into-your-dom-based-application] ‘ byGarann Means [http://twitter.com/#!/garannm]. Her talk really took

JavaScript Bundling Issues When Using Unfinished Closures

We all know it’s a good idea to bundle JavaScript files into as few script includes as possible to minimize HTTP request [http://developer.yahoo.com/performance/rules.html#num_http]. And – we all know you should write your code inside closures [http://reallifejs.com/the-meat/getting-closure/im-still-using-that/], to

Making your ASP.NET Global Resource files work in JavaScript. IntelliSense included!

Any modern web application needs localization! You simply can’t ignore the huge amounts of people who doesn’t speak your language, or whose native language is different from yours. You’re probably using resource files (.resx) in .NET, but how do you go about getting values from your resource