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true, still verbose, but more elegant than the solution in asp.net mvc


out of sheer curiosity, what is the asp.net mvc solution?


It doesn't really have one. Annoying, because it's 90% of the way there- views can insert code into specific "sections" of the template, but sub-views can't.

If they just enabled that then you could make a "JS" section just before </body> and have all your JS inserted there.


My current thinking is: http://snipt.org/uNq8




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