Something nice for the user experience.What do I mean?  Well take the login section for example.  That little login section up above to the right gave me some problems.  How could I have an mvc submission for a login action, but still get sent back to the same view? My first thought was that I could just get the name of the current view and just return that from the controller action.  Nope, I couldn't find anything that gave me that information.Now what?  Well the easiest thing is to just do an

Ok so I had the basics of an ASP.NET MVC blog site up and running.  I had my data layer written using LINQ, I had my business layer defined with Services and Entities, and I was starting to build my MVC code on top of those.But now I was finding that I needed to page a number of things such asUser lists when administering siteBlog lists when administering siteBlog entries Tag managementAnd I'm sure there are a few other things that I'm forgetting about right now, but those are the bigs ones I re

Ok so I had the basics of an ASP.NET MVC blog site up and running.  I had my data layer written using LINQ, I had my business layer defined with Services and Entities, and I was starting to build my MVC code on top of those.  I had figured out how and where I wanted to do Ajax, and how to page my result sets.  Now I decided I wanted to implement a calendar. Now if I was doing a Web Forms project I'd just grab a Calendar control and drop it onto the page.  Then tell it what dates to highlight ser