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nordic
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13 years ago

It is planned migrate to MVC 3 and razor?

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Jaben
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YAF Developer

13 years ago

It's not in the immediate roadmap for v2.0, no. But, taking the long view, yes, I'd like to move the project in that direction.

nordic
92% (Exalted)
YAF Lover Topic Starter

13 years ago

It's not in the immediate roadmap for v2.0, no. But, taking the long view, yes, I'd like to move the project in that direction.

Originally Posted by: Jaben

is a tragedy for me the razor is not in version 2.0

nordic
92% (Exalted)
YAF Lover Topic Starter

13 years ago

My 2 favorites projects migrate to the MVC 3 razor. nopCommerce and Umbraco. YetAnotherForum still nothing. I am sad.

gordon_matt
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YAF Forumling

13 years ago

I agree with @nordic.... please, please, please move it to MVC3/ razor engine...asap....

JP
100% (Exalted)
YAF Leader

13 years ago

I'm building my site with MVC3/Razor and it would be really nice if there was an option to integrate the forum into it...

At the moment I do plain old HTML hacks to keep the forum page looking the same as the main Razor layout....

If there is a way to encapsulate the forum default.aspx into a default.cshtml - that would be good enough for me... 😉

Edited by user 13 years ago | Reason: Not specified

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Jaben
100% (Exalted)
YAF Developer

13 years ago

I'm building my site with MVC3/Razor and it would be really nice if there was an option to integrate the forum into it...

At the moment I do plain old HTML hacks to keep the forum page looking the same as the main Razor layout....

If there is a way to encapsulate the forum default.aspx into a default.cshtml - that would be good enough for me... 😉

Originally Posted by: JP

I believe there is... I need to do more investigation.

nordic
92% (Exalted)
YAF Lover Topic Starter

13 years ago

Is there any progress in this? Will migrate to the razor? It would be very cool.

Jaben
100% (Exalted)
YAF Developer

13 years ago

No progress, no. Just trying to get a regular release out the door. YAF.NET still has bigger fish to fry: getting the database layer under control... but I've made big strides in that regard.

As with all things: you are welcome to assist. My time for YAF.NET is very limited. Taking the other libraries (YAF.Core, YAF.Types, etc) and just tossing the existing YAF web form library, you could pretty quickly have something workable.

chromebuster
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YAF Lover

12 years ago

#10

http://webformsmvp.com instead.

Edited by user 12 years ago | Reason: Not specified

Katherine Moss,

Technologist and lover of Boston

bbobb
100% (Exalted)
YAF Developer

12 years ago

#11

A good example with Umbraco, but not all projects are cormercially oriented, some are simply developers toys.

For those who want an MVC forum there's a free forum, maybe in future it even will be a YAF competitor.

At least the guy well knows in what direction to go to be useful. I look with attention at his efforts

http://nearforums.codeplex.com/SourceControl/list/changesets

Jaben
100% (Exalted)
YAF Developer

12 years ago

#12

http://webformsmvp.com instead.

My goal for YAF.NET is a hybrid: Core would move to WebAPI/JSON calls for data retrieval.

An MVC or updated WebForm (or mobile, or whatever) very thin layer would sit on that. Probably provide an option.

The server stuff can all be collected in "YAF.Core" -- move all that logic out of the forms and into the client side.

Jaben
100% (Exalted)
YAF Developer

12 years ago

#13

A good example with Umbraco, but not all projects are cormercially oriented, some are simply developers toys.

For those who want an MVC forum there's a free forum, maybe in future it even will be a YAF competitor.

At least the guy well knows in what direction to go to be useful. I look with attention at his efforts

http://nearforums.codeplex.com/SourceControl/list/changesets

Originally Posted by: bbobb

If you look at the direction of his latest commits, he's moving to a repository pattern for all his models.

bbobb
100% (Exalted)
YAF Developer

12 years ago

#14

[quote=bbobb;57385]

If you look at the direction of his latest commits, he's moving to a repository pattern for all his models.

Originally Posted by: Jaben

With the rant of a forum and a handful of users he currently has he can move here and there several times.

chromebuster
66.2% (Friendly)
YAF Lover

12 years ago

#15

Options are always good, but if the project is going well, why rewrite it needlessly?

Katherine Moss,

Technologist and lover of Boston

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