Chapter 5. Consuming third-party components
This chapter covers
- Learning the basic MvcContrib Grid
- Advanced MvcContrib Grid techniques
- Uploading files with SlickUpload
The ASP.NET MVC Framework provides a lot of control over rendering HTML out of the box, but that comes at a cost. The HTML helpers are basic and provide simple user interface elements, leaving it up to you to handcraft nice UIs using HTML and CSS. Although that’s a great option for an experienced web designer, most developers find relying on a third-party component to be much more productive. Doing so allows you to develop your application rather than spend lots of time on UI infrastructure.
This chapter will demonstrate two third-party components that offer different styles ...
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