> The authors of many Framework components seem to have gone to a lot of > effort to create clever behaviour, such as when you drag a database table > into the designer to make an XSD or you drag a BindingSource class onto a > Form. These sorts of actions create all sorts of magical things like config > files with connection strings, app property files, DataAdapters, default > property values, etc. These things are fabulous for demos where you can > whip-up a working app with almost no code. This is still a popular way of > making Silverlight demos with Sketchflow and RIA services. >
This is one of the things l like about ASP MVC. It forces you to start writing HTML code rather than just dragging and dropping some controls, setting some properties and hoping it works. If it doesn't work, flick a few more switches and try again. Repeat. Craig. _______________________________________________ ozdotnet mailing list [email protected] http://prdlxvm0001.codify.net/mailman/listinfo/ozdotnet
