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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JavaScript Gotchas
JavaScript is weird. Yet its increasingly important everyday. No longer running just in the browser, it can be used for apps that run on the server, the phone, tablets and even desktops. It has its own strange behaviours that can catch you out when you least expect. In this session we will look at some...
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Understanding Monads with JavaScript
JavaScript has functional concepts. And a particularly tricky functional concept that people have trouble in understanding in the monad. In this session, we will talk about monads, how we can use them in JavaScript and what benefits they can bring.
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NuGet: Add Reference, Awesome
There's an Open Source package manager for .NET available now called NuGet. It's supported and shipping with ASP.NET MVC 3, but it's not just for ASP.NET. In fact, it's not just for open source. Join Matthew as we learn all about NuGet, from the basics of consuming packages, to creating and distributing...
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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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Responsive Design
Instead of creating separate sites for the different sized mobile experiences, you should be creating sites that adapt to the screen they're shown on. In this talk, Shawn Wildermuth will show you the basics of making CSS work for you with responsive design techniques.
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Brewing Beer with Windows Azure
Inspired by one of the Windows Azure gods (Wade Wegner), Maarten decided to order a homebrewing starter kit. Being a total cloud fanboy, he decided to hook those delicious creations to the cloud. Join Maarten and discover how you can connect a USB temperature sensors to Windows Azure to monitor brewing...
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Working with Client-Side HTML5 Storages
HTML is the markup language that every web developer uses in order to structure and present content in the Internet. HTML5 is the standard that is being shaped and developed currently. It extends and improves the last HTML4 standard and takes it to the next level with support for multimedia, communication,...
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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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A Smooth Transition to HTML5 Using MVVM
How difficult is it to port Silverlight applications to HTML5? That is the question we hear every day at ComponentOne. Instead of speculating about it, we decided to sit down and try it. Today we will discuss the process and tools we used when doing so. The approach we took was to use the MVVM pattern...