Last saturday, I did a presentation on the ASP.NET MVC
framework for
K-Mug
(Kerala Microsoft User Group, India). This was an
introduction talk on ASP.NET MVC. You can download the
presentation from
here.
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Your presentation was nice. May I guss that .Net is
going to classic JSP and Servlet technology, by MVC?
@Throjen
Thanks.
You can be found more similarities with Ruby on Rails
(RoR) rather than JSP. The idea is that web is a
stateless thing and ASP.NET MVC just follows that
principle. And another thing is that ASP.NET MVC
developed with TDD in mind. So it will appeal both web
purists and TDD people. If you want a comparison with
webform model, I would like to recommend to read
http://weblogs.asp.net/shijuvarghese/archive/2008/07/09/asp-net-mvc-vs-asp-net-web-form.aspx
As a Rails Developer moving to a .NET cnopamy, I wanted
to thank you for this post. Hopefully my co-workers will
see the advanatage that MVC can bring to a project's
maintainability. PS. Your first slidecast was great.