Urine for a Treat (or: ASP.NET MVC)

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The "ASP.NET MVC" presentation done by Barry Gervin and Joey deVilla for Stack Overflow DevDays Toronto on Friday, October 23rd, 2009.

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Urine for a Treat(or: ASP.NET MVC) Barry Gervin, ObjectSharp and Joey deVilla, Microsoft

ASP.NET MVC’s MVC Controller Handles input (HTTP requests) Controller Request Model Does the thinkin’and persistence View Response View Visually represents the model

Programming Language ASP.NET ,[object Object]

Strongly tied to Visual Studio IDERuby on Rails ,[object Object]

Culturally tied to TextMate,[object Object]

Built as a general purpose framework for web developers using ASP.NET as a baseRuby on Rails ,[object Object]

“There’s a right way to do things, and it’s this way.”

Extracted from commonalities in 37Signals projects,[object Object]

Typically, you build a Repository class to act as a go-between for your models and the database

Traditional database buildingRuby on Rails ,[object Object]

DHH’s opinion is that the database is just storage

Database persistence is provided by the model

Database building through migrations,[object Object]

ASP.NET MVC as Seen by a Former Rails Guy, Techincally Really fast runtime performance! Could stand to be a little more “opinionated” Coming from the world of ActiveRecord, the “M” in MVC feels like it should be short for “Missing” More lines of code, but Visual Studio’s Intellisense help compensate for that Where are my plugins? Could go either way on the lack of RJS

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Urine for a Treat (or: ASP.NET MVC)

1. Urine for a Treat(or: ASP.NET MVC) Barry Gervin, ObjectSharp and Joey deVilla, Microsoft

4. First came ASP…

6. …then cameASP.NET…

8. …and now,ASP.NET MVC

10. Model-View-Controller

11. ASP.NET MVC’s MVC Controller Handles input (HTTP requests) Controller Request Model Does the thinkin’and persistence View Response View Visually represents the model

12. Routing

13. mysite.com/object/action/parameter

14. ConventionOverConfiguration

15.

16.

17. Testability

18. Master of Your Domain

19. ASP.NETtyGoodnessBaked Right In

20. ASP.NET Runtime ASP.NET MVC

21.

22. Microsoft.com/web

23. Web Platform Installer

24. RunPee.com (Yes, it’s a real site!)

25. MovieWhizz

26.

27. “Classic” ASP.NET vs.ASP.NET MVC

28. ComparingRuby on RailsandASP.NET MVC

29.

30. David Heinemeier Hansson

31. The “Gang of Foreheads”

32.

33. Compiled

34. Statically typed

35. Java-esque syntax

36.

37. Interpreted

38. Dynamically typed

39. Smalltalk-y, Perl-y, Lisp-y syntax

40.

41. “Whatever, man.”

42.

43. “There’s a right way to do things, and it’s this way.”

44.

45. More exposure to the database

46. Typically, you build a Repository class to act as a go-between for your models and the database

47.

48. DHH’s opinion is that the database is just storage

49. Database persistence is provided by the model

50.

51. ASP.NET MVC as Seen by a Former Rails Guy, Techincally Really fast runtime performance! Could stand to be a little more “opinionated” Coming from the world of ActiveRecord, the “M” in MVC feels like it should be short for “Missing” More lines of code, but Visual Studio’s Intellisense help compensate for that Where are my plugins? Could go either way on the lack of RJS

52. ASP.NET MVC as Seen by a Former Rails Guy, Culturally Yes, this isn’t the first MVC framework, but the world is a better place when people take a good idea and run with it Moving from Rails to ASP.NET MVC, I kind of miss that Indie Rockfeeling, but I like the Arena Rock opportunities “I’m not selling out, I’m buying in!”

53. Resources

54. NerdDinner (nerddinner.com)

55. Professional ASP.NET MVC 1.0, a.k.a. The “Gang of Foreheads” Book

56. ASP.NET MVC in Action (Follow @ManningBooks on Twitter)

57. Pro ASP.NET MVC Framework (Highest rating on Amazon.com)

58. The Official ASP.NET MVC Site ASP.NET/MVC

59. You’ve Been Haacked (Phil Haack) Haacked.com

60. Scott Hanselman’s Blog Hanselman.com

61. ASP.NET MVC aggregator site ASPDotNetMVC.com

62. This site will pull downthe pants of your mind

63. ObjectSharp ObjectSharp.com

64. Canadian Developer Connection blogs.msdn.com/cdndevs