The Design Patterns Bootcamp : Model View * Patterns series is now complete! The series features two audio pieces and five instructional videos. The audio portions take care of introducing the concepts and answering frequently asked questions, while the videos cover the following topics: Implementing Model View Presenter Supporting ...

Check out the latest release in the video releases of the Design Patterns Bootcamp Series: Model View * Patterns. This video will show you how to report messages back to users in a web application written with MVP (Supervising Controller).  

  Check out the latest release in the video releases of the Design Patterns Bootcamp Series: Model View * Patterns. This video will show you how to implement a web application using the Model View Presenter (Supervising Controller) design pattern. Make sure to keep checking the show notes page as there will be more in this series of ...

  Check out the latest release in the video releases of the Design Patterns Bootcamp Series: Model View * Patterns. This video will show you how to take an existing web application written with MVP (Supervising Controller) and re-purpose the lower layers for use in a WinForms application.  

Design Patterns Bootcamp: Model View * Patterns Listen to the Show! Thanks to Dave Bost for the intro! What is the Purpose of These Patterns? Put code in its proper place Way to provide clean reuse of the domain model Way to increase testablity Rocky Lhotka wrote a blog post about a year ago that discusses where ...

  Session 1:  9:00am to 10:15am An Introduction to Software Architecture (or “What do architects do, anyway?”) In this session, we’ll take a look at the role of architecture from a historical perspective and learn how to apply this perspective to the modern practice of Software Architecture.  We’ll examine ...

Listen to the Show! Be sure to check out Infragistics NetAdvantage WPF!ASP.NET 2.0 Web PartsInterview with Darren NeimkeDarren Neimke teaches us how the ASP.NET 2.0 Web Part and Portal framework can help you achieve user customization, good OOP architecture and provide points of extensibility to your application. Darren wrote a recent book on the ...

It's really hard for me to believe that 2006 has come and gone. All the things that I was able to accomplish and all the hard work. It's amazing that it was just 14 months ago that I became the President of Tulsa .NET Users Group when then President Caleb Jenkins, who had done so much for the group, relocated to Dallas to ...

Listen to the show! I am now an ASP Insider! I was accepted last month into the prestigious group, the ASP Insiders. The Insiders are a group of industry professional that get an inside look at Microsoft products and provide early feedback. I am quite honored to be a part of the group for the opportunities that Microsoft provides as well as ...

I just delivered my first non-developer based presentation to the group Association for Systems Management. It was very well received with a lot of great questions. One question that was brought up was, Why would any vendor want to implement an open standards interface like a Service? I believe the proof is in the pudding, just looking at the ...