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ScreenCast: MVC, jQuery and REST

So I recently picked up a copy of Camtasia Studio (www.techsmith.com) and wanted to give it a shot by creating my first screen cast.

This screen cast is going to show you how to create an MVC application that uses jQuery (http://www.jquery.com/) to do some AJAX calls against a REST url. You should be familiar with jQuery and the MVC framework but I tried to keep it as simple as possible. The screen cast runs for about 25 minutes - Click the image below to start watching.

Comments, questions and suggestions are welcome...

You can download the sample project here: MVCjQueryREST.zip (41.41 kb)

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Posted by Denny on Sunday, December 16, 2007 8:41 PM

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There's a preview release of the MVC Framework out finally! What are you doing?? Get to it!

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