15 new ASP.NET MVC videos were just published at the http://www.ASP.net/mvc website. The first 10 videos are basic tutorials on the ASP.NET MVC framework. If you haven’t had a chance to play with ASP.NET MVC yet, these tutorials are a great introduction.
The second set of 5 videos is part of an ongoing video series: ASP.NET MVC Pair Programming. In these videos, I pair with a prominent community expert to build an entire ASP.NET MVC application from start to finish (because of time constraints – a very, very simple application). The goal is to emphasize the process of building a web application instead of the product.
Because ASP.NET MVC is such a great framework for doing Test-Driven Development, in the first set of these videos, I pair with Charlie Poole – Mr. Test-Driven Development himself. Charlie Poole is the primary developer behind NUnit (http://NUnit.org) which is the most popular unit testing framework for the .NET framework. In this first set of Pair Programming videos, we build a Blog application using good test-driven development practices.
Let me know what you think of the videos. How can I help you learn MVC? I want your feedback on what topics you want covered in future videos.
I did a quick run through them. Really nice job!
One question though? What’s with the water sound in the background ?
Is it to set the mood? Or am I hearing wrong :-/
I noticed the water too….weird!
Good job with the videos Stephen, they are a great intro to TDD and having Charlie on board was a real coup.
One subject I’ve not yet seen anyone cover is how to perform validation on MVC-based pages. I would be interested in a blog post or video tackling this.
Thanks for a great blog I am really enjoying all the MVC stuff you’re producing.
This is great. I think the community needs more “real-life” examples of the actual development process. The plumbing of MVC can be studied and applied from books and blogs, but its hard to capture t he process in those.
For a lot of folks, TDD is a new concept and its hard to get started – especially when it comes to writing that first test, refactoring etc. Keep it up!
@lazar – Yes, it does sound like water (or possibly an alien spacecraft landing)
Good to see Charlie in there! Thanks for all the work.
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Hi.. where link your download??
Its the first link?
Thanks for the first link.
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