aspConf is a virtual conference focused on one thing: showcasing the ASP.NET stack as the platform for great web applications. We've revamped the popular mvcConf conference to serve all of ASP.NET, Windows Azure, the MS Web Platform and the community as a whole.
The conference includes over 60 sessions from the ASP.NET product team and the ASP.NET developer community. All sessions are recorded and will be available on Channel 9.
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Enterprise Search with MVC 4
In this talk Chander Dhall will go over his consulting experiences on search. Code examples will be on asp.net Mvc4, Lucene and Visual Studio 11. Yes, search is important and a big part of user experience. Given the informational diversity and the particular situational context, we as developers need...
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aspConf Keynote - Scott Guthrie
Windows Azure is a flexible and open cloud platform for a wide variety of applications ranging from web sites to enterprise and mobile applications. In this foundation session Scott Guthrie will demonstrate how to quickly build and deploy applications using the new Windows Azure features and services...
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aspConf Keynote - Scott Hanselman
Scott Hanselman gives the second day keynote for aspConf. In this session, Scott Hanselman starts by explaining the vision of One ASP.NET. He then shows a bunch of mind-blowing prototype features, and ends by answering dozens of live questions from the community. This is a must-see session...
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Ask the Experts
Here's your chance to get answers to your deep technical questions about SignalR, MVC, Web API! With Damian Edwards, Brad Wilson and Marcin Dobosz.
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Deep Integration of MVC and WebForms
WebForms, MVC with ASPX views, and MVC with Razor views have their own pros and cons. But ASP.NET doesn't make it an either/or choice. Not only can you have all three side-by-side in the same application, but also WebForms pages can take advantage of all the MVC goodness (routing, Html and Url helpers,...
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ASP.NET MVC Tips, Tricks and Hidden Gems
The ASP.NET MVC framework has been around for quite a while now and it has been constantly gaining popularity ever since. However, despite that fact, a lot of MVC developers are not aware of various hidden gems that can make their development experience much easier and nicer. In this session we will...
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Exterminating Common jQuery Bugs
jQuery is so easy to use and thankfully abstracts many of the cross-browser concerns we used to labor over years ago. However, as with any library there are a common set of bugs that tend to crop up the more you use it. This session aims to help equip developers with the appropriate knowledge and tools...
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Advanced ASP.NET Web Forms 4.5
Learn techniques to enhance your Web Forms development experience. See how you can improve your code's maintainability and testability and your site's performance. Leverage new features in ASP.NET Web Forms 4.5 to reduce the amount of UI "yuck" code and focus on your application's logic. Which...
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CQRS with ASP.NET MVC - A Year On
Last year, we looked at CQRS and Event Sourcing, and we primarily looked at using a framework called Ncqrs. http://channel9.msdn.com/Series/mvcConf/mvcConf-2-Ashic-Mahtab-CQRS-and-Event-Sourcing-with-MVC-3 While the concepts are great, taking on such a dependency may be worrying to some. In this session,...
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How To Achieve World(-Ready) Domination In ASP.NET MVC 4
So you've written your ASP.NET MVC application and you want it to work in another language? Then this session is for you. World-Readiness is all of the work that a developer needs to do to globalize an application and make it localizable (i.e. capable of being localized). In this session we will cover...
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The Lightweight Approach to Building Web Based APIs with .Net
Traditional .NET development frameworks tend to be big, and cover all possible eventualities, and for many projects this is A Good Thing. But for just as many, if not more, projects, a full one size fits all service solution like WCF is just overkill, and adds unnecessary complexity. This is A Bad Thing....
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Fast, Faster... Async, ASP.NET
Do you have any page that needs to access a database, or a web service? Do any of those pages takes longer than a second? Do you know what happens to the rest of your site when this happends? All these questions get at least one answer during this session, together with some solutions to the problems...