T4Scaffolding 1.0.6

A fast and customizable way to add controllers, views, and other items to your ASP.NET MVC application

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EasyQuery components add visual query designer in your ASP.NET MVC application. It will be quite helpful if you need a form for advanced search or some filtering functionality for your CRUD views. Users do not need to know about your database design, tables, joins, etc - all queries are constructed visually simply by assembling a phrase in natural language. EasyQuery can generate queries for different query languages (SQL, Entity SQL, Linq, Filter expression) and all popular databases (SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, Access, Postgre SQL, etc). This package also supports Scaffold commands to quickly add an "advanced search" form to your MVC application. Command examples: PM> Scaffold EasyQuery.MvcController {ControllerName} -ConnectionName {ConnectionName} or PM> Scaffold EasyQuery.MvcController {ControllerName} -DbContext {DbContextName}

MvcMailer sends emails using the MVC views as Email Body with no effort. Here's a quick list of features: a) Use Razor/WebForms views b) Use Master pages c) Write Testable Code d) Pass values to your view using ViewBag or ViewModel and e) Generate Absolute URL using Url.Abs method and f) create multi-part emails by just adding a view file, g) scaffold your mailers. MvcMailer has a MailerBase class that extends ControllerBase class. So, Mailers are just like your Controllers. As a result, you can use all the controller goodies without any learning curve, period. The end result is a professional looking HTML email body ready for your to send to your website users. Visit the Project site for a comprehensive tutorial on MvcMailer. This version is for ASP.Net MVC3 only. This version fixes the reference problem from the 3.0 version.

A simple package to scaffold WebApi Controllers and Services for Code-First models for ASP.NET Entity Framework.