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Generating ASP.NET MVC View Controls According to Xml Configurations

Author: Gil Fink | Posted on: 5/17/2012 5:22:14 PM | Views: 44

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Gil Fink offers an end-to-end solution for generating view contorls according to Xml configurations. The solution can be rafactored to use databases or any other data sources in order to achieve the same results. ... Go to the complete details ...

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