ASP.NET MVC
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Add Bundle Transformer for Razor syntax in Javascript files into System.Web.Optimization
Would be great to have ability to execute server-side codes Razor for JavaScript files in Bundle Transformer of System.Web.Optimization .
6 votesNote that declined == moved to project site issue tracker
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Make HttpContextBase.Items generic dictionary
Currently System.Web.HttpContextBase.Items is non-generic Dictionary.
Make it generic Dictionary<object>.6 votesHttpContexBase.Items is a clone of HttrpContext, we can’t change HttpContext as it is a core piece of the .NET framework and would be a major breaking change.
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reportviewer and mvc
how to do mvc apps display reports from ssrs?
1 voteWe would recommend you use the Reporting Services Report Control. There is nothing preventing you from mixing both Web Forms and MVC in the same application and there is no real benefit to writing an MVC version of the control.
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Allow routing by hostname so we can move variables into subdomains (ie. {userName}.domain.com)
Allow routing by hostname so we can move variables into subdomains (ie. {userName}.domain.com). This is very important for allowing users on your site to be able to setup their account and be given a custom sub-domain.
258 votesThere are no plans for this work (see comments on how to do it yourself).
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VS Design mode for Razor view
Would be useful to preview HTML output in designer view with Razor similar to aspx view
3 votesAs mentioned, Razor wasn’t really designed for this. It’s also so simple that we haven’t found demand for it. At this time we have no plans to implement a designer for Razor.
We recommend you take a look at Page Inspector, which was announced at the Build conference this year, for some similar concepts to a designer (and more).
http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Visual-Studio-vNext-Introducing-Page-Inspector
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