When working in Visual Studio all sorts of temporary files get created in your workspace. From user specific *.suo, *.user and *.docstates files, to the build results in the bin/ and obj/directories up to extension specific files for e.g. ReSharper. Just to name a few.
To get the situation under control again two things are necessary:
A good .gitignore file (or the equivalent for the source...
Monday, January 18, 2016
January 18, 2016
The other day we explored using view components in ASP.NET 5 – as a very nifty replacement for the old MVC ChildActions. View components allow you to package a piece of functionality into a reusable class, along with an accompanying view, that can be invoke from any other view on demand.
Today let’s take this a step further – and let’s see how you can configure ASP.NET MVC 6, to be able to consume view components not just from the current...