I am really blown back about how fast and easy MVC is to develop with. I know the guys at Microsoft do a good job with their .NET coding, but I am really impressed by the forethought they put in to MVC. It builds on top of the standard ASP.NET package, but does it in such a way that makes it lean on top of the already feature-rich (read bloated) ASP.NET Page object. It really doesn’t feel like I have all that baggage anymore.
These are the following links that got me started designing my very first MVC application.
Keep a watch on my blog about for my posts about Unit Testing MVC and using Validators in the Routing table. Also I am currently exploring if it is possible for my URL Rewriter and Reverse Proxy to be used in combination with the MVC Routing table. I will keep you informed.
.NET, C#, Framework 3.5, MVC, Reverse Proxy, URL Rewriter, Web
Um, so would you like to share what you learned, maybe something insightfull? Or were you just hoping to provide a set of links to other blogs and try to make money off AdSense?
Honestly the what I learned was more about finding the good resources that facilitate any learning process. I will be following up next week with some exception handling and form posting tips. I also commented about URL handling in MVC a couple days ago.
Everything I ever needed to know about ASP.NET MVC: MonoRail.