Pretty cool cast.  Some questions, why didn't you assign the click event via jQuery?  I'm also curious about integrating some type of DAL like SubSonic (using it's built in REST stuff) and seeing what we can do with the ID values with jQuery and seperate view "controls", loading dynamic data from them.  Is this a ton harder to do?  I'm trying to do something similar in Web Forms using jQuery but not coming up with anything so far.

Thanks man, I'll check the link out.  I honestly wasn't sure if you were doing it for some reason.  I'm fairly new to jQuery and while it's great it can get pretty particular about certain things.

Pretty good webcast, the content was very clear and the way you presented it was great.

Hope you create a new one soon.

Hi Denny,

Great screencast!  On a tangential note, I really like your color scheme for text editing.  Can you share them?

I'm sure you know this already but you can chain those jQuery commands together like this: $('#container').hide('fast').html(data).show('slow');
Probably not the best use for a screencast where people aren't necessarily familiar w/ jQuery though so I can understand why you wouldn't do this.

BTW, congrats!!!

How is the url you specify a "REST URL?"

/home/getdata is not inline with REST ideas.  What you'd more likely have is
/sodas with a specify HTTP verb that specifies whether you're going to GET them all or PUT one on the server or POST an update to one.

Standard MVC (non-REST) urls should be in Noun/verb form, such as /sodas/list

Also, I would suggest to use your view as a user control so you won't get the validation errors with an HTML fragment.  Nothing in your controller would change, just add a user control view with the same name and it will get rendered.

Good stuff, keep up the screencasts.