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ASP.NET MVC2 To Provide Real Spark Support
Ok, that might be going a little too far but it sounds like the barrier I wrote about a few weeks ago might be going away.
Earlier this evening Phil Haack posted this tweet:
Excited to hear this I asked a leading implementation question about honoring the output extension directive in T4 templates.
Us old-timer remember the almost year before ASP.NET MVC 1.0, when we had not tooling support inside visual studio. Right before 1.0 was released we got right-click view/controller support and it made a world of difference. I honestly believe that without the GUI integration, that pushed us to use strong-typed views, MVC would have taken longer to get into less progressive shops.
I’m really excited about MVC2 …but it still needs a logo.
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