In my last post, we put together a quick and simple photo gallery. This post will be building on that.
Depending on the size of your photo, however, it didn't have the worlds greatest user experience. I'll be playing with the CSS, JavaScript and a ton more over time. Today, however, I'm going to be just returning a thumbnail rather than the full picture to show in the view.
I don't want to have to physically create each of the thumbnails so we'll generate those dynamically on the fly.
Read the full post to find out how to dynamically generate thumbnails, create a custom ActionResult and leverage that all in an MVC view.
Full post on my blog at Returning Thumbnails With the MVC Framework
I decided to create a simple photo gallery in the ASP.NET MVC framework. The fun part is that this level of application is really the new "Hello World". It takes less time to build than the "Hello World" did back in the day.
In this post, I'll walk you through the process of creating this simple photo gallery with the MVC framework.
You can see the full walk-through at Building a Simple Photo Gallery in ASP.NET MVC Framework