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I have several blueberry plants that seem to be dying. Brown leaves from the bottom up the from the outside in. I was reading an early post that said to much water and also could be to much fertilizer.
My question is. As good as peat moss is to lower pH, can it also be dangerous as far as holding to much water for Blueberries? I'm noticing this problem more in the areas I used majority Peat Moss. Any thoughts?
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It could be soil moisture. The only way to really know is to dig down and check the moisture. If you have basically a hole full of peat moss, it's a pretty good possibility. |
- Posted by oldmainer z5 Maine (email@example.com) on Sat, Sep 13, 08 at 16:32
Hello...where are you located stb? Northern blueberries won't do well in the south. High bush wild blueberries grow in swamps here in Maine so I doubt if they are getting too much water. Check the PH of the soil...or better still have it done through the county agent...and also talk to him/her about what type of fertilizer to use and when...and take a picture of your plants and show it to the agent. Franklin |
Much to the thoughts of some, peat moss is not all that acidic. While it is suggested to be part of any soil that is given to acidic plants, it is still not an amendment that changes the pH to any great degree that might cause a problem. Many plants start out life in 50% peat moss. Since blueberries do appreciate a noticeable acidic nature to its soil with a pH of 4.0 - 5.0, peat moss will not appreciably change it. I agree, a soil test should give you the assurances you are doing right by your fruit. |
Oh, I don't know about that. If you run a saturation extract on sphagnum peat, the leachate (which would be your soil solution if you were growing in straight peat) is going to run you right around 5.0, maybe a little lower. How much it changes a soil pH depends on a lot of stuff. Just for example, calcareous clay to peat at a 70% clay to 30% peat....meh not a huge change. Loamy sand to peat moss at as little as 80% sand to 20% peat, you'll see the pH move. |
To a 4 x 4 plot I added one 3.8 cubic foot bale of peat moss because I wanted to drop the soil pH from 5.7 to 5.0 or maybe lower and a soil test one year later found that the soil pH in that plot was now 7.2. So does peat moss actually lower soil pH or not? Around me Blueberries self seed on hummocks (small raised areas) next to standing water and they grow and blossom and produce prodigous quantities of berries, so I gather that while Blueberries do not want their roots in standing water they want lots of water close by. Most often I see, and the Blueberry growers around here tell me, that lack of sufficient soil moisture is the problem. |
Like I was saying before, a lot of things factor into whether or not you get a big change from peat. But I can say this with confidence. If you measured an acid pH in the soil, added peat and then measured the soil pH as alkaline, something went haywire. Either something else was pushing the pH up, there was a sampling error (or two), or there was an analytical error (or two). It may have even been a combination of two or more of those things. Anecdotal evidence is funny that way. |
And just to mention it. Sphagnum peat is more acidic than hypnum peat. But even hypnum is going to be neutral to slightly acidic and would not push a 5.7 up to a 7.2 on its own --not even if you were dealing with a low-organic sandy soil. |
- Posted by smokensqueal (My Page) on Mon, Sep 15, 08 at 15:24
I would definitely check your PH. I started some blueberries this spring in some pots and all was well and they were very happy then out of the blue they started to turn brown. I checked the ph and it was so low the meter wouldn't read it. Come to find out the small amount of stuff I used to lower the PH from 7.5 to where I needed it went nuts and it took almost 3 months for it to take full effect and it dropped it so fast. I tried to save my plants but I think I only saved one. When I dug up the soil it smelt really bad. |
- Posted by tiffy_z5_6_can 5/6 (My Page) on Mon, Sep 15, 08 at 19:43
If you wish to grow blueberries successfully, just plant them in good soil and then in the spring top dress with compost and aluminum sulphate to balance the acidity to the point required. I was having problems after planting 6 high bush blueberries in an area cleared of wild growing low bush types. I mistakenly surmised that if the wild ones grew there, the high bush would do well. My brother who grows the high bush variety quite successfully to the point he gives away lots of 2 litre containers to anyone wanting them, advised me to do the above and this year all six bushes produced an abundant crop. I was surprised at the results since I thought three were 'goners'. |
Around here, commercial blueberry growers prefer to plant in the glacial kettles, which are basically water-collecting depressions in the ground that filled with peat after the ice melted. So the blueberries are growing in peat soil, not pure peat moss, and in what was a wetland, but not with their roots submerged in summer. Your problem may be having too much change in soil texture from the peat you added, to the native soil surrounding the hole. If you dug a hole in clay or sandy soil, and filled it with mostly pure peat moss, then you're going to have a drainage problem as the water does not want to move from the peat moss to the mineral soil if there's a sharp line between the two. |
Some dire mis information being paraded. Or my readings are wrong. Aluminum sulfate is toxic to the environment in general and to the fibrous roots of blueberries specifically. Use Ammonium sulfate or something like hollytone. Peat will lower the ph of soil unless its already extremely acidic Mulch each year with pine needles that will maintain a low ph Blueberries only require a hole 1' x 1' that's 1' deep. If you are having trouble with your mixture "bouncing back" you can afford to use pure peat amended with CURED pine chips. |
- Posted by Mackel-in-DFW (My Page) on Wed, May 7, 14 at 8:32
Uhh, dude, the thread is six years old. You're too late. the barn done burnt down years ago, and covered over with a parking lot. Better luck next time, 'sides, pine needles don't do diddly, Bo. ;) M |
This post was edited by Mackel-in-DFW on Wed, May 7, 14 at 8:38
According to everything I have read about peat moss pH over the years it is about 4.0. Tree leaves and pine needles have a pH in the 3.0 to 4.0 range and research done by Dr. Abigail Maynard at the New Haven Ag Research Station of UCONN found that tree leaves and pine needles did not significantly affect soil pH, so why would peat moss be any different? Peat bogs are acidic but is that from the organic matter that is peat moss or something else, like being in an anaerobic state? pH is a measure of the presence, or lack of, free Hydrogen ions and means "potential Hydrogen". Adding lime (Calcium Carbonate) to a soil with a low pH can raise the pH while adding sulfur to a soil can (by adding free hydrogen ions) lower a soils pH. How many Hydrogen ions are in peat moss? |
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- Posted by toxcrusadr 5 (My Page) on Fri, May 9, 14 at 11:08
Peat moss is full of hydrogen ions, because its complex carbohydrate-like structure contains organic acid functional groups. I think it is much more likely that the acidity derives from the peat itself rather than anaerobic conditions in the peat bog. All one has to do is immerse some peat in distilled water and check the pH. I will bet you a dollar the pH will be around 4. As far as aluminum sulfate being 'toxic to the environment', this is the first I've heard of that. If it is harmful for blueberries, so be it (would be nice to have a reference on that though). The aluminum rapidly reacts with water and becomes aluminum hydroxides, releasing H+ which lowers the pH. Oxides and hydroxides of aluminum are very common in soils and rocks. |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Fri, May 9, 14 at 15:34
There is nothing "environmentally toxic" about aluminum sulfate. It is very commonly recommended as a means of more rapidly lowering soil pH than say something like agricultural sulfur. "Rapidity and a long record of successful support for blueberries make aluminum sulfate the automatic choice for home gardeners who want to amend planting soil as they plant or do so only a few days before planting blueberry bushes. Quick-acting and convenient, aluminum sulfate can also be dug in annually around existing bushes to perpetuate acidic pH levels in the soil." Aluminum sulfate is also very commonly used in hydrangea plantings to maintain or intensify the blue flowers. In fact, it is sometimes sold as 'hydrangea bluing'. There are some plants that DO have adverse affects to aluminum or with which aluminum toxicity can very easily build up - ericaceous plants for example - so it is best to avoid using aluminum sulfate around these types of plants and to always use according to package labeling. |
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Factory orders in Germany, Europe's largest economy, unexpectedly dropped in March, led by a slump in demand for investment goods at home and abroad.
"The German economy is more stable than that of the euro region and I'm confident that the recovery will continue, but since the Greek elections risks have increased enormously."
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And why is America 'great' and Mexico 'not so great', (a giant craphole)?? Because all them GRINGOS made this a great country, and all the parasitic ethnics want to live in the 'magic land of white people', because its filled with Whites. So why don't they speeekee English, if they love us White people so mucho gusto?


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If Assad is using chemical weapons against opposition forces, should the U.S. intervene in Syria?
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U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel speaks with reporters after reading a statement on chemical weapon use in Syria during a press conference on April 25, 2013 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
Defense secretary Chuck Hagel announced on Thursday that the US has a "varying" amount of confidence that the Syrian government has used chemical weapons in its ongoing civil war. President Barack Obama has repeatedly said that if Syria ever used chemical weapons it would cross a "red line". The White House sent a letter to Sens. Carl Levin, D-Mich., and John McCain, R-Ariz., on Thursday. saying that the Syrian government likely used the chemical agent sarin gas "on a small scale".
If the use of chemical weapons can be proved, does it justify US intervention in Syria? What type of proof should be required after faulty intelligence about the use of chemical weapons in Iraq? What should the "red line" be to justify US involvement?
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The School Board got a first look last week at the proposed $145.6 million Capital Improvement Plan for fiscal 2012-2016.
The cost of the CIP is up slightly from the plan approved last year for fiscal 2011-2015, which carried a price tag of $137.9 million. David Myers, assistant superintendent for business and finance, stressed that last week's presentation of the draft was just the "kickoff."
"So, we will have many opportunities to discuss what's in this plan," he said, including a public hearing on Dec. 14.
Last year, the fiscal 2010-2015 CIP was reduced by more than $100 million, Myers said. No new schools are included in the proposed fiscal 2012-2016 CIP, he said, though projects are included that will add 1,170 elementary school and 200 middle school seats. Some capital needs will go unmet, he said.
Roughly $65 million, or 44 percent of the capital funds, would be used for renovations and additions. About 30 percent, or $43.2 million, is designated for major maintenance and HVAC work, he said, while $27.7 million will go to technology. About 5 percent, or $7.2 million, is designated for future land purchases, and 2 percent, about $2.5 million, will fund energy and security projects.
Only three projects are scheduled to begin in July 2011, including one at Gates Elementary School. The $4 million project, which was funded by the 2004 bond referendum, will add 150 seats at the school, which is now at 100 percent of its capacity, according to Myers' presentation. The school's front office will also be relocated to enhance school security.
A $13.75 million project at Midlothian Middle School, also funded by the 2004 bond referendum, is set to begin in July 2011, as is the replacement of the HVAC system at the old Clover Hill High School. The $9 million project will be funded with prior year project savings.
"This is probably a very good time to say this is a tremendously important decision for the School Board," Myers said. Next month, the panel will get a presentation on using the old Clover Hill High School as the 21st Century Academy, he said.
Myers noted that there is no new funding planned for the three projects, which were funded in previous years.
The remaining two 2004 bond referendum projects, a $5.75 million project at Watkins Elementary School and a $13 million project at Midlothian High School, are set to begin in July 2012. Projects starting in 2013 and beyond include renovations and/or additions at Harrowgate Elementary, Enon Elementary, Matoaca Elementary and Monacan High schools.


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There's a website called helpiranelection.com, and with a single click, you can put a lovely green patina over your Twitter avatar, to show your support the election dissenters in Iran.
After seeing a bunch of newly green avatars today, I tweeted this:
Um, why weren't people changing the color of their avatars after the Zimbabwe election? Tsvangirai really coulda used it. /hateration
Which sounded really salty, I know. What can I say? I get salty sometimes.
I know there are many, many reasons why the mess in Iran has gotten more attention than the bigger mess in Zimbabwe. For one, Iranians surely have more access to social media, and citizens can tell their own stories. Second, our relationship with Iran is a bit more complex than our relationship with Zimbabwe, presently.
But, perhaps, some of it has to do with expectations. I was talking to Jamelle about it, and he suggested that no one expected the level of dissent we're seeing in Iran, but that we always expect terrible things to happen in Africa (yes, the continent).
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. – When it comes to food safety, solutions are usually common-sense best practices.
Coral BeachA panel of experts discussed listeria and food safety during the first day of the fourth annual Center for Produce Safety Research Symposium at the Wegmans Conference Center, Rochester, N.Y., on June 25. From left, Tim York of Markon Cooperative; Bob Whitaker (standing) of PMA; Vic Smith of JV Farms; CPS executive director Bonnie Fernandez-Fenaroli (standing); Christian Schlect of the Northwest Horticultural Council; Kali Kniel of the University of Delaware; and Samir Assar of the FDA. That's the message from from numerous experts on food safety on the opening day of the fourth annual Center for Produce Safety Research Symposium. They also said without absolute commitment from top management, no company in the fresh produce supply chain can achieve adequate food safety measures.
About 300 people from all segments of the industry are attending the two-day symposium, said Bonnie Fernandez-Fenaroli, executive director of the Center for Produce Safety. In its six years of existence, the center has funded 70 research projects.
The projects are already helping improve food safety, according to presentations from numerous speakers during the first day of the symposium at the Wegmans Conference Center.
"The search for answers to food safety questions is not just the right thing to do, it is the best risk management tool we have," said Brian Silbermann, president and chief executive officer for the Produce Marketing Association, Newark, Del.
Silbermann introduced keynote speaker Seattle attorney Bill Marler, known for litigating food safety personal injury cases, beginning 20 years ago with ther Jack in the Box E. coli outbreak.
"He has done more than any one person to force industry and government and the rest of us to look at food safety," Silbermann said.
Marler's presentation included tips on how to avoid being sued as well as reasons to implement effective food safety programs.
Coral BeachSeattle food safety attorney Bill Marler (second from right) and PMA president Brian Silbermann (right) chat with attendees of the fourth annual Center for Produce Safety Symposium June 25."There's a business reason in addition to a moral reason," Marler said.
"When you're doing the right thing for your business, it's right for your customers. When it's right for your customers it's good for your business."
Another key point Marler repeated involved commitment from the top down.
"CEOs are a pivot point," Marler said. "In questioning them under oath I've learned that food safety is the most important thing to them, but it is apparent that isn't the case all of the time."
Another speaker, Courtney Parker, made the same point about the attitudes and actions of top company officials. Parker is a microbiologist and vice president of food safety at Church Brothers and True Leaf Farms, Salinas, Calif.
During the past year Parker has worked closely with Gills Onions, Oxnard, Calif., after three recalls of fresh-cut onions because of listeria contamination. Company officials did the right thing when they closed two fresh-cut facilities and engaged on a seek-and-destroy mission, Parker said.


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Local cracker queen Lesley Stowe has added a new product to her arsenal: cookies. Like her popular Raincoast Crisps, Raincoast Cookies are made of all-natural ingredients like chicory root, flax seeds, chia, and dried fruits and nuts. These are big, toothsome power cookies that are full of fibre and protein (and, it must be said, 12 to 15 grams of fat and about 300 calories each). There are three varieties: apricot, ginger, and slivered almond; dried cranberry and toasted hazelnut; and dark chocolate, tart cherry, and pecan. Find them packaged individually (about $2.95 each) at Urban Fare and soon Whole Foods Markets.
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Tough tackling full back Willie Lyle is hoping to find a new club after being surprisingly released by Stenhousemuir despite being their club captain and having played there for 5 seasons.
The 28-year-old has played in nearly 350 games for Ayr United, Raith Rovers and Stranraer since starting out in 2002.
Lyle said, "I enjoyed my time at Stenhousemuir and as well as being there for a large part of my career it was an honour to be their captain. Hopefully that experience along with the game time I have gathered and the fact I can play right and left back will make me attractive to other clubs."
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Recreating Movement is a computer program for analysing film sequences and has been developed within a diploma thesis.
With the help of various filters and settings Recreating Movement makes it possible to extract single frames of any given film sequence and arranges them behind each other in a three-dimensional space. This creates a tube-like set of frames that "freezes"
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I love to run, especially outside. It's my time to unplug and let my mind debug from the day's activities. What I have loved most about living in New York these past two years is running through the parks. From Prospect to Central, these places make the city habitable and bring balance to a world of chaos.


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In 1997, Drs. Joel D. Wallach and Ma Lan founded American Longevity, the direct selling company known today as Youngevity. Today, we are a global direct marketing company dedicated to improving lifestyles through vibrant health and flourishing economics, offering more than 400 nutritional formulas, gourmet coffees, and health and wellness-related services.
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There's only a couple up there so far, with several currently in the pipeline. If anyone's got special requests, be sure to ask, as I can pass on the message to the team that are producing them!
Clean Separation of Concerns in MVC
One of the main areas that is cited as a benefit of using the new ASP.NET MVC Framework is that you can obtain a 'clean separation of concerns'. But the question is, what does this really mean, how achievable is it in reality, and should we really be interested in doing it?
What does it mean?
Well, from Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separation_of_concerns) - 'the process of breaking a computer program into distinct features that overlap in functionality as little as possible'. The article goes on to say that the MVC design pattern aims to separate content from presentation and data-processing from content. This is all well and good, but where do the lines of separation fall. One is reasonably clear - between the data-processing (Model) and the rest of the application. Almost every attempt at writing an MVC Framework web application illustrates this successfully.
The slightly harder area to tie down the separation for is when you look at Views and Controllers. Where should the separation occur? What is the division of responsibility? Should the two portions be completely independent, or can they have knowledge of each other? At a certain level, it is reasonably easy to provide some definitions: the view takes responsibility for presentation, and the controller takes responsibility for actions. But there is clearly a grey area in the middle. Clearly most actions can be completed without much dependency on the view that is their 'end point', but the reverse is not necessarily true. In a simple 'display' view there is no problem, but by the time we move to 'editors', we are starting to get into the realms of some trickiness of definition. In fact the way the view is set up may have critical importance to the nature of the controller. This is probably best illustrated with an example. Let us say that I have written a appointment diary application. One of the editors in this is used to change the date of an appointment. I could choose to display this date in one text-box (DD/MM/YYYY format), or I could decide that it will be easier to use if I split it and put the day, month and year components of the date in different text-boxes. Either way, I have introduced a link between the way the data was displayed and my controller. If I change one way of displaying the date into another, I may need to change the controller, unless the view takes care of returning the date to the format from which it 'came'.
But here lies another problem - 'format from which it came'. It's perfectly legitimate in MVC that the View may have fetched the data it is displaying from the Model directly and that the Controller had no knowledge of the original form of the data at all. Either way, we are getting towards the situation where the Controller needs knowledge of at least one of the Model and the View in order to function. The problem really comes from the nature of HTTP. The View is split between what it was on the server, and what is able to be transmitted 'over the wire'.
So is full separation achievable?
Well, we could remove the requirement that the Controller knows things about the View. It would require something of a rethink to the way the MVC Framework is currently designed though. It would require that Views 'submit back to themselves', that the View can then sort out the data before triggering an appropriate Controller action. But there is a problem. We've essentially introduced a dependency that the View now needs to know about the Controller. So we're back to square one! I therefore don't think that the View and Controller having no knowledge of the structure of each other is practical. They are implicitly linked.
Where does that leave us?
Well, not all at sea, thankfully! And luckily, I think in considering what we really mean, we come to what really turns out to be a very good way of architecting an MVC web application. I believe that the separation is not a totally strict one of encapsulating all knowledge about the different portions of the code, but rather a clean separation between behaviours and views. Interestingly, this is one of the key points of object oriented design that is often overlooked - designing an application by the behaviours that it must be capable of. The REST-like routing system built into the MVC Framework as it stands takes you even further down this route of considering the application to be much like an object oriented design. Essentially therefore, Controllers can (in some sense) be likened to classes (and indeed this is the language construct they use!), and Action methods are the behaviours of which a Controller is capable. The big advantage of these Action methods being thought of as behaviours is that writing Unit Tests for them becomes a very natural process.
The conclusion of all of this is that there is going to have to be linking between your Controllers and Views. They can't be written to operate independently. The key point is to see the separation between behaviours and templates. Don't code things that are going to cause a change to the model into your View, and don't code things that are purely a matter of presentation into your Controllers, but expect a certain amount of grey area where the communication between them is concerned.
Web Application Usability
Although this blog is principally about ASP.NET and web application development, I thought I'd drop in a link to an interesting article over on Simple Talk. It's about how to design a software tool. A large portion of what Stephen discusses is to do with user interaction, which is, in my view, absolutely critical to web based applications. The process we use for application design, and for web application design is fundamentally the same here at Red Gate, and this article gives a few insights into the way we do it.
Linking a couple of different concepts together, we are in the process of reviewing the usability of Simple Talk itself. One of the things we've been highlighting is the fact that there is a lot of content available on the site, and that we need to help people get access to it much more easily, something that they can't necessarily do particularly well at the moment.
We get a high number of visits to recently published articles such as the Geek of the Week column (for example this week featuring an interview with Linus Torvalds), but people seem to find it hard to access older content. We're going to be looking at this in some depth in the coming weeks, so if you're a Simple Talk reader and have got any particular requests or suggestions, now is the time to get them in, and we will try and do something about them.
MVC AJAX Support
In the latest preview of the Microsoft ASP.NET MVC Framework, one of the newly included features is AJAX helper methods. It's going to be interesting to see where they go with these. At the moment, they've added just a couple of tasters. This blog post discusses how to set them up and make use of them if you want to try them out. Currently, there are two helper methods that have been created, Ajax.ActionLink and Ajax.Form. I will discuss both below. They both generate HTML, much in the manner of pre-existing helpers such as Html.Form.
The first thing to look at is how to set a page up to be able to make use of these helper methods. Since they are going to call parts of the JavaScript libraries that are part of the Microsoft AJAX Framework, you need to include them in the head section of your page. There are two files that you need to include. Microsoft are currently shipping them in both debug and release configurations. It doesn't matter whether you have debug or release, but you will need to have both files included, and included in the correct order. This will look something like the following:
1: <head runat="server">
2: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" />
3: <title>AJAX Example</title>
4: <link href="../../Content/Site.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
5: <script type="text/javascript" src="../../Content/MicrosoftAjax.js"></script>
6: <script type="text/javascript" src="../../Content/MicrosoftMvcAjax.debug.js"></script>
7: </head>
Once these have been included, you will be free to use the AJAX tools that have been developed. It is worth a quick aside to briefly discuss the payload size of these Framework helpers. Currently, MicrosoftAjax.js represents about 89KB and MicrosoftMvcAjax.debug.js is about 6KB. These numbers obviously aren't too bad. They're bigger than the equivalent jQuery files, and it will be interesting to see how it matches up as time goes on.
Having set up the Framework requirements, we can proceed to use the tools supplied. The essence of the helpers that have been created so far is that they allow you to easily make an asynchronous call to a Action Method and to use the response. This essentially makes it possible to create the equivalent of the UpdatePanel from WebForms. This is probably best now illustrated with a simple example, building on top of the standard MVC site that is shipped with the Framework. In the code for the Index view (Index.aspx), we can include something like the following:
1: <div id="testContainer">
2: <%= Ajax.ActionLink("About", "About", new AjaxOptions { UpdateTargetId = "testContainer" })
%>3: </div>
The next stage is to alter the About view (About.aspx) to remove most of the strapping from it. It is not going to need to have a MasterPage for example, or in fact to have anything but some example text.
So, what is the effect of all this? Well, run it up in a browser and we'll see what happens. As you might expect, running the default page for the site brings up the Home/Index page as normal. Some way down the page, there is a link with the text 'About'. So we click on it. What should happen, all being well, is that the contents of the About view becomes inserted into the page in place of the About link.
Obviously, there is fairly limited potential in links for passing information back to the controller, so the natural extension is to want to have an 'AJAXified' form. And lo and behold, one exists. Ajax.Form works in a very similar manner to Html.Form (with the exception of needing AjaxOptions just like ActionLink does). And indeed it 'just works' much like you would expect.
One final aspect of this Framework is worth discussing in this post I believe, and that is controlling what view is selected. Obviously if we have received a request as an AJAX request into the controller it is highly likely that we will want to show a different view to if we had received it as a normal HTTP request. In this case, there is a helper method that is your friend:
1: if (Request.IsMvcAjaxRequest())
2: {
3: }
This does exactly what it says on the tin and will tell you from where a request originated. The most obvious use of this is, as mentioned above, in switch which view to use. The fact that a view can be an ascx file just as easily as an aspx file gives us therefore a fairly neat way of providing a page with something that will feel a lot like an UpdatePanel in the centre. Instead of the UpdatePanel, we can make the part of the page that will update an ascx file and then include it as a UserControl in our normal view page. We therefore serve the aspx page the first time (when the request is a normal HTTP request) and can then serve just the ascx file for subsequent MVC AJAX requests.
I do feel at the moment that this framework offers only fairly coarse grained control compared with what is currently available through something like jQuery. The word on the street (or at least ScottGu's blog) is that they're making this a pluggable part of the process just like every other part of MVC. Certainly for ActionLinks at the moment, I think jQuery represents a better solution (lighter, more flexible and just as powerful). For Ajax.Form, I'm not sure one way or the other yet, but it does look like a relatively neat solution. You can certainly achieve the same functionality using jQuery and cause a form to POST, but it does require a certain amount of duplication of code between the jQuery code and the HTML code to set up the form.
New versions of Red Gate products
Well, we've rolled out new versions of several of our products here at Red Gate. In particular, these have been adding SQL Server 2008 support. You can read more about these updates on the website http://www.red-gate.com
As well as SS2008 support, the new versions have picked up lots of bug fixes and a few extra features to boot.
These are the first wave of the 2008 supporting tools. The remainder are due to be rolled out in the coming weeks. If you want to see some of the forward plan, have a look at http://www.red-gate.com/about/roadmap.htm - there's some exciting stuff in the pipeline!
MVC Preview 4
It's been announced on ScottGu's blog that MVC Preview 4 is due out later this week. Obviously we'll need to wait and see what it feels like when we get to have a play for real with it, but first impressions from reading down the article is that they seem to have nearly nailed down the core API to create a version that's close to what will go live, and are now busy working on all the bits and pieces that will be necessary for actually using it in a commercial sense. So we're now getting good authorisation, error handling and the like. I'll be getting it as soon as it's released and giving it a good going over to see how the new features play.
MVC training day 2
Back for more! We started the day with a quick look at Dynamic Data (no more than an overview for those that hadn't seen it before), then moved on to look at unit testing the MVC framework, before finishing off with a look at jQuery and how it works with MVC.
Unit Testing
We looked at unit testing using NUnit and Moq. It was the first time I'd used Moq and it was interesting seeing just how well the approach fits with MVC. Essentially the idea was to be able to simulate the whole HTTP Context outside of a web server, using mock objects. Steven had written a helper class that mocked up the various parts of things like the request that would be needed to let a web application run successfully. This worked very neatly and allows you to push on in a rather succinct way with your testing and write very nicely structured tests that achieve good coverage of your controllers. Obviously, this does not cover unit testing of the views, but that's a slightly different problem.
I've used jQuery before on 'Classic' ASP.NET projects, but it's pretty good seeing how easily it fits in with the MVC framework. The tighter control of the HTML output you get with MVC certainly lends itself much more readily to jQuery manipulation. No more worrying about exactly what the ClientID is going to be!
Steven commented that the word on the street was the Microsoft are saying that they're going to be introducing some sort of AJAX compatibility layer before MVC goes RTM, but it's not yet clear what that's going to be.
MVC training day 1
We've had the first of our two half days with Steven Sanderson this morning. It was split in half, with the first half covering the new C# 3.0 language features and the second tackling MVC.
We went through some fairly basic examples of LINQ to Objects just to bring everyone up to speed, covering the major language features involved (extension methods, lambdas, generic type inference, automatic properties, anonymous types and the like).
Moving on to the real meat of the session now! Steven first covered some of the reasons behind MVC. This includes things like the fact that we have fairly limited control over the rendered HTML with WebForms, a false separation of concerns and that it is fundamentally hard to test. He stressed that WebForms fundamentally does quite a good job of what it was designed to do, namely help people coming from a WinForms background in migrating to writing Web Apps. However it doesn't really 'play nicely' with the way the Internet really works.
We then went through a worked example, building up a sample application. Coming from a Perl/CGI background originally (before I got into ASP.NET) I felt that a lot of what I was seeing was very good and that it stands a chance of removing some of the dirty hacks that start to creep in when you want to do anything more complicated than 'My First WebForm'. It's important to recognise that it isn't for everyone however: you need to understand far more about the way the Internet and HTTP really work in order to get the most out of MVC. That said, if you do understand, you're going to be able to push the tech a lot harder before it starts to fight back!
I've watch a few presentations on MVC before, but this was the first time I've actually 'got my hands dirty' with it. I am really excited about the direction it's going. There's no doubt that you are forced to think about your web applications in a very different way when using it compared with WebForms, but I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. It's certainly a technology that we're going to be exploring here in Red Gate's web division (although obviously you're unlikely to see anything written 'for real' in it until it goes to version 1 - probably some time in Q4 2008).
Tomorrow we've got sessions looking at unit testing and how it fits into MVC, followed by using jQuery and AJAX with it.
MVC Training
Starting tomorrow we've got a couple of training sessions on the new ASP.NET MVC framework lined up here at Red Gate with Steven Sanderson. Steven used to work here, but is currently busy writing one of the books that's going to be an authority on the subject. Check it out here!
In the web team here we're all looking forward to it and hopefully I'll write up some of the more interesting aspects here! If anyone has any specific questions that you'd like me to put to him, leave a comment below and I'll see what I can do.


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