Come hear about building an open, community-driven Web application. We explore concepts such as simplicity of code and tooling, fall-off-your chair extensibility, and zero-friction theming as it relates to the development of an MVC Storefront application.
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Rob Conery
7 Comments
CodePlexer said
March 23, 2009
Nice. Been following the series on asp.net, keep up the good work!
Khaja Minhajuddin said
March 23, 2009
Have been waiting for this for a very very long time :D
kevintechie said
March 28, 2009
Nice Suicidal Tendencies reference @28:26!
frank said
April 11, 2009
Reasonable presentation. Did not like the Apple to PC hangups with the VM. Should have been cleared up before hand.
Otherwise very interesting stuff. Good learning resource.
PulsarBlow said
April 20, 2009
Great open minded presentation.
Dont miss it.
robert_d said
May 01, 2009
Gods of Microsoft punished you with a laptop problems, because you shouldn't use Mac at the Microsoft conference ;-)
Carl said
August 08, 2009
I reckon his team's strive to compete platforms like wordpress. I second his thoughts on the importance of features like easiness to configure, to extend a framework. The .NET platform was always a step in front of the java world in simplicity, but with his new way of doing things in place it is even starting to being easier than php frameworks!
One minor point of criticism though: I don't really like the way he was talking about architecture as a bad thing to do to get yourself lagging behind usability / real client requirements. I think his way of doing things is also a way of architecture for certain! Good coding practices is also part of good software architecture.