Thank you HDNUG!

I enjoyed giving the presentation on ASP.NET MVC tonight to about 90 eager developers at HDNUG here in Houston.

There were a few people that had played with the framework before, a lot who had heard of it, and about 1/3 of the room had never heard of it.  Awesome!

There’s always a balance between how intro a talk should be, but one of my goals with this talk is to show real application code; to show how you actually test these things, and what types of practices and tools that can enable this and make it easy.

I hope that the talk was well received.  If you went, I’d love to hear your feedback in the comments!

Some links from the talk:

• Castle Windsor
• Castle ActiveRecord
• Rhino Mocks
• MVCContrib
• MVCToolkit @ Rob Conery’s blog
• Phil Haack’s blog
• Scott Guthrie’s blog

I’m sending the code over to be posted at HDNUG right now.  After my tour ends next week, I’ll post a large recap that includes code and hopefully answers to common questions that I’ve been hearing.

They also recorded the talk, so once I get my hands on the video, I’ll throw it up here so others can have a look.

Thanks for having me HDNUG!