KISS Tabular View
KISS- Keep it Simple Stupid
This post is about a simple html tabular view using bootstrap and a kind of raw grid with sort & search option using ASP.MVC framework.
I always like to keep a lot of things (not everything) simple, not that i don't like owning NOT so simple things ;)
From development perspective the KISS principle has been spreading lately. Simplicity, the first thing that pops up when i hear that word, it would be Google. Well in fact "simple" is more like "beauty" it's in the eye of the beholder. Here is a sample whose idea on simple contradict with that of mine. May be we can't jump into conclusion that if something is simple to someone it is the same for the other.
So on that same idea of Simple i will try to make a simple page with a simple grid with simple lines of code.
Here is simple table which has got nothing to do with this post.
Let us Create trivial class Employee like this
Now lets create a PersonController and return a dummy list of person
Before you do that, Nuget Bootstrap by Twitter & Nuget PagedList by TroyGoode. New to Nuget then try this
The View page source is as below
There is nothing new happening in the View, Its just a simple HTTP GET/POST. The first div the search part, second is the paging and the th tag is where the sort query string is passed.
To make things reusable i have made some extensions to IEnumerable in the Util class.
In this extension methods we made use of Generic type and Reflection so that it is really "Re-Usable".
You can check out the complete source of this sample page on GitHub
You can even see the live working link on AppHarbor
Here is a snapshot of the KISS view that we have in hand
Isn't that "Simple" now? ;-)
This post is about a simple html tabular view using bootstrap and a kind of raw grid with sort & search option using ASP.MVC framework.
I always like to keep a lot of things (not everything) simple, not that i don't like owning NOT so simple things ;)
From development perspective the KISS principle has been spreading lately. Simplicity, the first thing that pops up when i hear that word, it would be Google. Well in fact "simple" is more like "beauty" it's in the eye of the beholder. Here is a sample whose idea on simple contradict with that of mine. May be we can't jump into conclusion that if something is simple to someone it is the same for the other.
So on that same idea of Simple i will try to make a simple page with a simple grid with simple lines of code.
Here is simple table which has got nothing to do with this post.
Let us Create trivial class Employee like this
Now lets create a PersonController and return a dummy list of person
Before you do that, Nuget Bootstrap by Twitter & Nuget PagedList by TroyGoode. New to Nuget then try this
The View page source is as below
There is nothing new happening in the View, Its just a simple HTTP GET/POST. The first div the search part, second is the paging and the th tag is where the sort query string is passed.
To make things reusable i have made some extensions to IEnumerable in the Util class.
In this extension methods we made use of Generic type and Reflection so that it is really "Re-Usable".
You can check out the complete source of this sample page on GitHub
You can even see the live working link on AppHarbor
Here is a snapshot of the KISS view that we have in hand
Isn't that "Simple" now? ;-)
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