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I'm traveling today from PHX to the Florida .NET user group in Miramar, FL. Half way between Ft. Lauderdale and Miami. If anyone is in the area it would be great for you to stop by and say hi.

Here's a link to the talk.

My topic is the Separation of UI and Business logic, where I'm going to focus on the MVP (model view presenter) pattern. I'm going to build a simple ASP.NET application using the MVP pattern, and then build a windows application on top of it, and if we have time, we'll do the same thing with a WPF application.

As a side note, today is by far the slowest I've ever seen Sky Harbor Int'l airport. This may explain my round trip, cross country, 3 day advance purchase ticket, for $220.00.

Posted: Sep 11 2006, 07:16 AM by scott cate | with 3 comment(s)

Filed under: mvp, user group

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Mai Nguyen said:

Hello Scott, Your presentation was one of the best that I haven't seen for a long time. Your explaination were so simple and unique. Dave Noderer has agreed with me that you are the best ever. Thank you again for your time!! Mai Nguyen

# September 21, 2006 3:20 PM

Eric van Rensburg said:

Hi Scott Is there a specific reason why you included the WireUpEvents() method if the "event-wireup" that will be created by double-clicking on the button in the design view also works? I tried it out and it works fine without the WireUpEvents() method – or do I miss an important point here? Thanks for this very useful demo. Eric

# October 2, 2006 12:59 AM

scott cate said:

Eric,

I tend to build a WireUpEvents method in the "don't touch this code or you'll die" region, that visual studio build for you.

This is because of an old bug in VS that sometimes removes event handlers from the region when you go back and forth between design view, and code view. The bug was that this region would be re-written, and all the event handlers would be lost.

After that, I started using "WireUpEvents();" which if lost, is very easy to find/debug/replace.

-=- Scott Cate

# October 2, 2006 8:53 AM

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