Sharpy
Sharpy performance testing
I recently introduced Sharpy – a view engine designed to allow developers and designers to work together. Today I’m going to take a look at the performance of the view engine when compared to the default view engine.
How to extend Sharpy
I recently introduced Sharpy – a view engine designed to allow developers and designers to work together. Today I’m going to show how you can extend Sharpy with your own functions and variable modifiers.
Master pages and partial views in Sharpy
I recently introduced Sharpy – a view engine designed to allow developers and designers to work together. Today I’m going to take a look at how master pages and partial views are used with this new view engine.
Expressions in Sharpy
I recently introduced Sharpy – a view engine designed to allow developers and designers to work together. Today I’m going to take a look at how expressions work in Sharpy.
Sharpy functions and modifiers
In my last post I introduced Sharpy – a view engine designed to allow developers and designers to work together. Today I’m going to list all the different functions and modifiers available and give a short description of how each works.
Introducing Sharpy
Several months ago I blogged about my search for a better view engine for ASP.NET MVC. I mentioned that the current selection of view engines don’t allow developers and designers to work together – none of the engines are restrictive enough in their syntax. Today I would like to present my solution to this problem.