No slides. Just code. Start with File|New and build a real Web site with ASP.NET, ASP.NET AJAX, Authentication, Authorization, MVC, Microsoft SQL Server and jQuery in sixty-five minutes or less.
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Scott Hanselman
File|New -> Company: Creating NerdDinner.com with Microsoft ASP.NET Model View Controller (MVC)
Friday, March 20, 2009
This session recording was made possible by Internet Explorer 8
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Jessy Houle said
March 20, 2009
Excellent presentation. Also, looking forward to the book.
Anthony Bouch said
March 20, 2009
Another great one Scott. Nice and simple at first - but building up to a triple layer chocolate cake in the end. :-)
sirrocco said
March 20, 2009
Cool presentation, really interesting the mobile part :)
aleem said
March 21, 2009
OK, you said no presentation slides but you didn't say anything about the code? I'd like to have a look at some of the things in there and poke around for myself. Any possibility of zipping up the code--even if half baked and sharing it out?
aleem said
March 21, 2009
never mind, should have waited till the end =)
Source:
http://nerddinner.codeplex.com/
Mobile Device Browser Files:
http://mdbf.codeplex.com/
MRK said
March 21, 2009
Great presentation Scott.
Pies said
March 21, 2009
This is off-topic, but what in the world does "This session recoding as made possible by Microsoft Internet Explorer 8" mean? It's right under the video, on the right.
Kevin Priester said
March 21, 2009
Thanks Scott, been following MVC since Gu at the alt.net Conf in Oct 2007. Just shipped first production asp.net mvc app last week(Replaced classic ASP Acct Receivables system). Tell the team great job and thanks.
Rob Manley said
March 22, 2009
Scott is by far the best presenter I have ever seen. Great presentation with built in laughs. Well done Scott!
Tampa ASP.NET MVC Developer Group said
March 22, 2009
Great presentation. Nice companion to the PDF and source code for learning MVC.
Aakash said
March 23, 2009
Loved this one too. Scott always have something interested for developers.
@Scott. Nice presentation.
.Gicu said
March 23, 2009
Very cool!
Why Turtoise SVN?, what about TFS Client?, ... oh ya to complicated to install :)
Henrik said
March 23, 2009
Awesome session Scott. Can't wait to have some time to muck around a bit more more with MVC. The mobile stuff was especially a nice surprise. Kudos for a great presentation!
Tough crowd, though ;-)
Davin said
March 24, 2009
Googled "Scott" and you are actually 6th.
Dating said
March 25, 2009
Fantastic video. Just wondering how much overhead all this new built-in cool features adds.
Bill P. Godfrey said
March 26, 2009
I'm having a lot of trouble watching this, from the very begining the sound is really out of sync with the video.
He's talking about expectations, and then as he moves onto another topic, I see him type "expectations" and do the jazz hands long after he's talked about them.
(I've got the latest Silverlight and its the same with IE7 and FF3.)
I really want to watch this, but I just can't without going totally crazy. Does anyone have any ideas please?
Thanks, Bill.
Michael D. Hall said
March 27, 2009
Quote "I'm using L2S cause it's awesome and it's not dead and you should be excited about that." starting at 6:45. Awesome.
Erik Porter said
March 27, 2009
@Bill P. Godfrey
Not sure why it's not working for you, but you can also download the video in different formats and play them in your favorite player. Give that a try.
Rob Volk said
April 02, 2009
Awesome presentation.. cut right to the code and made me laugh a bunch of times. When MVC was first previewed, I looked at it like, "This is just going to be a pain to develop with -- it's adding complexity & rules to my simple web apps" and it took until now to discover what MVC is all about and discovered that what I thought originally was just not accurate. Your presentation will show anyone who watches it how great MVC is and how it's very simple and logical to use.
I definitely see MVC as the future of how web apps should be developed. One immediate win is how easy it makes using jQuery to make AJAX calls over traditional web apps. It presents a logical structure to your project files, and instead of calling some data web service through AJAX, you can hit a controller file that's specific to the type of data you're working with. Great presentation, keep it up.
Emre Kılınç said
April 14, 2009
that's a great video.thaks a lot scott
aleem said
May 04, 2009
I have been getting a log of spam since subscribing to these comments. I can find no way of unsubscribing. I believe the first mail had unsubscription info which don't have anymore.
KAMAL HABIB said
June 02, 2009
salut cher amis. systems165@yahoo.fr
thijs said
June 08, 2009
Cool video, cool presentation.
Additional cool points for having a session that will fit nicely on an oldschool CD. (almost 74 minutes)
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July 06, 2009
funny and informative! best kind of video.
Stefano said
July 21, 2009
Does anyone know if the presentation code, with the mobile block, is available for download?
I haven't found it In the site http://nerddinner.codeplex.com.
Thank you.
Stefano said
July 21, 2009
Ok. I found it.
منتديات said
December 08, 2009
Authentication, Authorization, MVC, Microsoft SQL Server and jQuery in sixty-five minutes or less.
Yuniawan Tri Cahyono said
January 21, 2010
I like this presentation, until I found http://nerddinner.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=24504 eventually. impressive