Andrie,
I would really appreciate if you could provide some comments on the 2.0 MVC roadmap.
It seems like all the work items that were initially created for 2.0version are gone and only one workitem is active / visible here: http://nopcommerce.codeplex.com/workitem/list/advanced?Release=nopCommerce%202.00
Does that means - 2.0 version is all about the big transformation of webform to MVC ? (I understand that you guys are doing everything from scratch which requires a lot of time and effort)
What about the other work items like webservices, new requested features, bug fixes etc ?
Roadmap for upcoming 2.0 MVC version
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abcd_12345 wrote:
Yes. There will not be any new major functionality in 2.00. But there will be a lot of other source code enhancements. You can find more info here
Does that means - 2.0 version is all about the big transformation of webform to MVC ? (I understand that you guys are doing everything from scratch which requires a lot of time and effort)
Yes. There will not be any new major functionality in 2.00. But there will be a lot of other source code enhancements. You can find more info here
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May I suggest that before anyone start requesting new features for 2.0, take a little time and review the code on codeplex. In only a few minutes, it will become very clear how much easier and less intrusive it will be to add your own customizations (or package them up and sell them to others!) to the new version of nopCommerce.
Although the plugin architecture still has a bug with dll files locking up, this version of nopCommerce has a real good chance of making large gains in the eCommerce space. Try developing for Magento and their EAV model and you will understand what I am talking about.
Again, take a look at the code. There is some real cool and impressive stuff going on in there.
Although the plugin architecture still has a bug with dll files locking up, this version of nopCommerce has a real good chance of making large gains in the eCommerce space. Try developing for Magento and their EAV model and you will understand what I am talking about.
Again, take a look at the code. There is some real cool and impressive stuff going on in there.
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I have a small feature request for version 2.0 concerning your Master pages. I'm coming from a front-end side of things where optimization and load speed literally translates to business.
So my suggestions are:
1. Consider using HTML 5 friendly markup and CSS in your Root.master, a good place to start would be Boilerplate project by Paul Irish.
2. With jQuery being included on the page, make it configurable as to what version should be used (since they change pretty often)
3. Provide an ability to bundle and compress both JavaScript and CSS files (YUICompress).
4. Provide an ability to add JavaScript includes on the bottom of the page. This is a known optimization technique and vastly improves page load times since JavaScript includes are blocking content.
As for MVC 3 considerations, I think that Razor and partial caching is already big enough reasons to proceed with the plan.
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So my suggestions are:
1. Consider using HTML 5 friendly markup and CSS in your Root.master, a good place to start would be Boilerplate project by Paul Irish.
2. With jQuery being included on the page, make it configurable as to what version should be used (since they change pretty often)
3. Provide an ability to bundle and compress both JavaScript and CSS files (YUICompress).
4. Provide an ability to add JavaScript includes on the bottom of the page. This is a known optimization technique and vastly improves page load times since JavaScript includes are blocking content.
As for MVC 3 considerations, I think that Razor and partial caching is already big enough reasons to proceed with the plan.
Так держать, молодцы ребята!!!!!
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