As the world of web development is shifting to development with layers, and heading to MVC, there are few methods to write MVC based
projects, and I’ve been talking about one of them just last month on the WDC (Web developers Community) January meeting.
My talk was about the ASP.NET MVC Framework and I was referring the Beta version. In the meanwhile there came the RC version, and soon enough in a few weeks from now we are going to see ASP.NET MVC Framework V1.0.
On this WDC Meeting, Ken Egozi is going to talk about another alternative way of building MVC projects, that called Monorail which is an open source web application fw built on top of ASP.NET with the inspiration of RoR.
Being around since 2003, having a lot of strength of its own like Scaffolding, supporting different viewing engines, working by default with NHibernate, and some more very cool features, making this framework a fascinating one.
This session will give you the opportunity to look at another direction of developing MVC web apps and judge for yourself what suits you the most, and of course it will help you to better understand the MVC world as a whole.
Details and Registration
Hope to see you there !
I want to thank any of you who came to my lecture Yesterday, despite all the problems we are facing nowadays with the operation in the south and the problematic economical situation.
I was very happy to get loads of questions about DDC and MVC, and it was important for me to give each one of an answer, so if by any chance I missed a question, or it crossed your mind just after the session was finished, I'll be happy to answer it here.
First of all, you can download the code samples and the presentation here :
Second, I remind you to go and explore the projects in the section of ASP.Net in Codeplex.
You might look at the following interesting downloads :
1) ASP.NET Dynamic Data 4.0 Preview 2
2) ASP.NET MVC Fw Beta
3) DynamicDataMVC from here
I said at the beginning of the meeting , and I repeat it here, if you have anything in particular that you are interested in hearing it in the group, or if you have something interesting that you would like to share yourself with the group (interesting project or technology), I'll be happy to give you the stage to do so, because I believe that this group is about sharing information coming from all its members.
In my following posts I'll give more information about DDC and MVC, and about some more interesting Weby staff, so you are welcome to pay a visit from time to time to see what's new.