I’m doing my “Deeper Dive into ASP.net MVC” talk at the Nelson .net UserGroup on Wednesday, if you’re in the area please pop along to the talk and say hi.
More details are available [here](http://www.dot.net.nz/Lists/Events%20Calendar/DispForm.aspx?ID=43&Source=…)
A Huge thank you to everyone who turned up for the Wellington Code Camp this past weekend and a huge thanks to the sponsors who helped us keep the weekend free [as in beer].
The weekend was sponsored by:
I think the whole organising team (Kirk, Ivan, JD, JB and myself) did a great job and the whole weekend was better than I could have hoped.
I’m currently going though all the video’s from the weekend (apologies but I think i missed a couple of the talks) and I’ll see if I can work out how to put them to the slide shows that everyone had.
After a long period off from doing anything community related (Lunch with Geeks, DNUG, Blogging) I’ve decided to throw myself back in wholehartedly.
I took some time off to get married and honeymoon and recollect my thoughts about where I wanted to go to in terms of my professional life.
As such I’m speaking at the Wellington .net Code Camp this weekend and Wellington .net User Group next week both will be on ASP.net MVC framework. I’m expecting a different audience to them both but will also try and make them at least a little bit varied.
I’m eager for feedback as I’m talking at Christchurch, Nelson, Napier, Auckland, Hamilton, Palmerston North and Tauranga DNUGs as well over the next 6 weeks on the same subject.
Please come along and provide any feedback, ask any questions.
The aim of the talks is to follow on from the overview talks that have been done to death and actually dive into some working examples (at the moment I’ve based it off Nerd Dinner sample site that the core asp.net mvc team wrote for their book)
I feel I’ve had enough experience to talk with at least a bit of authority on the subject as I’ve been using the framework in earnest for the last year and a half and watched it go through all the beta stages and release candidates.
I’m also hoping to bring in plenty of the wisdom already garnered from the communities around Rails etc and pass on any advice that helps.
So come along, the weekend promises to be a lot of fun.
Code Camp:
DNUG Wellington:
