If you're using the inline code model, the code editor does 99% of everything you could do in code-behind, but does not allow collapsing regions. For files with a lot of event handlers it would be great to be able to collapse them with a region.

In ASP.NET projects IDE shows folder names in file tab captions. They hides the file name and it's frustrating.

Here is detailed description of what happens and what can not be controlled at all - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/tmarq/archive/2007/11/02/asp-net-file-change-notifications-exactly-which-files-and-directories-are-monitored.aspx

I'm running project that generates asp pages dynamicaly and then deletes unnecessary files using external tools, and sure it's not acceptable to run session start/end each time it happens. And I did not find any way to controll this process.

Thank you.

Currently profiling doesn't work using IIS Express only the Cassini dev server. Would be nice to be able to do everything in IIS Express that you can do with the dev web server.

i always have to go to the task bar and manually close it...

This would be a new, modern project tempting supporting Razor. It would be designed to replace both T4 tempting and MVC scaffolding, and completely abstract and overcome the limitations of wiring with the COM system currently in place. This is desperately needed for MVC to move to the next level.

Doing the initialization with the default code can often fail, i.e. moving projects between folders. Removing this attribute would help.

I find that if I include pre-minified files into my bundle I run into lots of errors on the front-end, where if I just took said minified script and included it manually in the head, it works fine.

I'd like to be able to tell the bundler "Chillax, this dude has already been compiled"

If I remember, ASP.NET MVC is one of open source product. So we hope we get the reach for source code repository, especially trunk.

The HtmlHelpers are today closed for modification since they are static classes. There is probably not a way around that.

You can however define some interfaces which you resolve through the DependencyResolver so that we can modify the generated HTML. By doing so we can adjust the HTML outputted to fit our own needs.

I describe a similar approach here: http://blog.gauffin.org/2011/10/first-draft-of-my-alternative-html-helpers/

Add a reference to the current executing web page (WebPage class) and HttpContext to the HtmlHelper for Razor web pages (not the MVC view page I'm referring here, but the web site template).

It would be great if you had a gallery of websites built using MVC so people could see the power of this great tool.

I want to be able to use razor, views and models like this:

string htmlString = RazorEngine(myView, myModel);

I need to be able to do use this in class libraries, not just mvc projects.

VS seems to be the only web site IDE that doesn't refactor HREF links to local pages, when those pages are moved or renamed. I understand this might only be possible for non-server rendered controls or static HTML pages, but why completely ignore the other scenarios? I create thousands of pages of documentation in static HTML for compiled HTML help (CHM files) and am forced to use Dreamweaver.

When building an ASP.NET web page I would like to write my JS and CSS in the master page script and style tags, then by added attributes to those tags like <script language="javascript" runat="server" Filepath="virtual"> .NET will remove that tag and contents from the downloaded HTML, but will replace it with a script or link tag pointing to a virtual My.Master.js or My.Master.css file path which will return the contents of the tags, this will allow for in page design but automatically separate resources without maitaining a normal "template.js or template.css" usually done when designing a website template.