This post is part of ASP.NET MVC 4 Article Series.
I am little late in publishing this post as I was busy with my 1st codeplex project. Very soon I will post about my 1st codeplex project. Till that, enjoy this MVC 4 series and do let me know your valuable feedback.
In our last post, we have seen how we can use Display Mode feature of MVC 4 to enable browser specific view. In this post we will examine how in built Display Mode works in MVC 4.
This post is part of ASP.NET MVC 4 Article Series.
In previous post, we learnt how to get started with MVC 4 Mobile Project which target mobile or tablet device. Then after you can host this application to separate sub domain and redirect your mobile or tablet device visitor to that mobile application. In this post, we will learn how to develop a MVC 4 application which target desktop browser as well mobile or tablet device without redirecting to separate mobile application.
This post is part of ASP.NET MVC 4 Article Series.
With ASP.NET MVC 4, it’s even easier to setup and carry out a project which target mobile and tablet device. Yes MVC team introduce a new project template with MVC 4 which target mobile and tablet platform. This project template is build on the base of jQuery Mobile. And hence it is also optimized for better experience for touch screen.
Updated on 19-Aug-2012:
Updated after MVC 4 RTM and deleted Rich UI section as it is no more part of MVC 4 default template.
Updated on 19-Aug-2012:
Updated after MVC 4 RTM to include latest download link.
Updated on 19-Aug-2012:
Originally this article series was started after first developer preview version of MVC 4. However I am updating some of the articles to cover new features and changes in MVC 4 RTM.
