Devlink Presentation Posted: “Asp.Net MVC: Patterns and Anti-Patterns”

Posted by indomitablehef | Filed under DevLink, Asp.Net MVC

I’ve posted the slides for my Asp.Net MVC presentation at Devlink to slidehshare here. Enjoy.

Speaking at DevLink 2009

Posted by indomitablehef | Filed under DevLink, Asp.Net MVC

The session list for DevLink 2009 is in, and I’m doing two sessions:

Asp.Net MVC : Patterns and AntiPatterns

ASP.NET MVC is Microsoft’s newest framework for building web applications. As with any new technology offering, we’ve begun to see a new set of best (and worst) practices emerging. In this in-depth session, we’ll go beyond the basics of how MVC works and look deeper into things you can do but shouldn’t, as well as some proven strategies for building scalable, maintainable, loosely coupled and easily testable ASP.Net MVC applications.

Multi-Tenancy: Beyond the whiteboard

With Multi-Tenancy and SaaS being among the hottest topics in software development, there’s no shortage of information available on maturity models, commercial SaaS platforms, and data partitioning patterns. Try to find some example code, however, and you’re likely to come up frustrated and empty-handed. In this in-depth session, we’ll go beyond the high-level discussions of maturity models and vendor sales pitches and dig into some concrete code examples and design patterns for implementing multi-tenant web applications in .Net. With examples in C#, ASP.Net, LinqToSql, ASP.Net MVC, TSQL, and NHibernate.