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MVC Storefront, Part 10: Shopping Cart Refactoring and Membership

In Part 10 I refactor the initial go at the cart, and also implement the beginning of what will be the Authorization system for the site.

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05
08
MVC Storefront, Part 9: The Shopping Cart

In this episode I dive into implementing the Shopping Cart in a basic way so I can run a spike to make sure my pattern can push data nicely back into the DB without problems.

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05
02
MVC Storefront, Part 8: Testing Controllers, Iteration 1

In this episode I finally ready up the demo, setting up my CatalogController to work with my test repository, and using the DRY principle with Helpers so I don't repeat view logic.

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05
01
MVC Storefront, Part 7: Helpers and Routing

In this installment, I continue working on the UI as I ready the demo for the client. I also talk at length with Scott Hanselman about Routing and ways you can test your Routes with Phil Haack's cool Route Debugger.

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04
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MVC Storefront, Part 6: Catalog Completion and Initial UI

This is a long one - 20 minutes to be precise. I usually try to edit things pretty liberally, but I asked Jon Galloway to help me out with CSS and there was so much good stuff in there I decided to keep it all :). I also finish off my test data Spike, and talk about recent feedback with respect to the "Repository Pattern" I'm using.

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Hi! My name is Rob Conery and I work at Microsoft on the ASP.NET team. I am the Creator of SubSonic and was the Chief Architect of the Commerce Starter Kit (a free, Open Source eCommerce platform for .NET)

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