The current snippet library is rather thin.

Currently, DependencyResolver is only applicable to MVC. If it is moved outside System.Web.Mvc , It can be reused in webservice pipeline too. Enterprise library uses servicelocator which is another way of location services. If EntLib is used in MVC applications, there are two mechanisms exist and that makes code inconistent.

Some way of reusing areas between projects would be great.

Ochard style CMS modules are great but the pain of embedded resources means that changing CSS, JavaScript results in a painful rebuild and test cycle.

Assuming it hits 1.0 in time, this should be ootb functionality.

Add push ajax / comet support to stream live json/xml feeds to browsers.

Additional authentication options such as Facebook, Twitter, Google, Windows Live, LinkedIn, etc.

I occasionally need to use a JSONP request to write data, such as for cross-domain logging. Currently I can't restrict the call with [HttpPost], even though clients that can use POST should. I'd like an option for the HTTP method override helpers similar to the Controller.Json JsonRequestBehavior parameter that lets me explicitly specify that I want to allow GET requests to override the HTTP verb for a particular route or action.

It's high time we get rid of hidden fields to fix the non-sequential indices.

Right now there are a number of difficulties in getting selectlists / dropdowns to simply work right. It's just not intuitive. The top two most-voted issues on CodePlex are both related:

http://aspnet.codeplex.com/workitem/7629
http://aspnet.codeplex.com/workitem/4932

Posted on 8/15/2011 at 5:17PM you can find a comment on the first of the above two desribing the pains and my suggested fix. I hope that's helpful.

You can also find ample instances of users having issues with selectlists on the MVC forums (on www.asp.net) and StackOverflow.

Sometimes you need to build interstates and sometimes you need to fix potholes. Please fix this pothole! :)

Support for server side javascript file such like script.csjs or script vbjs which executes server side codes and outputs pure js so we can add anything we need like localized text

I'd like you to place a bigger bet on JQuery. I'd like eazy support for working with model data... such as $.mvc.model.firstname and $.mvs.controller.action(params).

ASP .NET allows us to replace the encoder to be used, in Web.config (<httpRuntime encoderType="..." />) and calls to Html.Encode, Html.AttributeEncode, and Url.Encode for example are handled by the custom encoder defined.

However, calls to Ajax.JavaScriptStringEncode are not handled by this encoder, and System.Web.Util.HttpEncoder doesn't support it.

The goal is to be able to set, for instance, AntiXSS Library as the default encoder, and never have to call any of its methods explicitly and.

Don't do the Ajax grid. There's a bazillion of them out there. You're wasting your time. Further, challenge what MVC's mission is and why it has been adopted as widely. Small and tight. Helper functions, YES - controls - NO. Use and/or contribute to jQuery UI. The world does not need yet another damnable grid.

for <a href=.....><img src=...... />xxxxx</a>

Render a partial view to a string to send back to an ajax request