GuyIncognito

Fine little introduction on using node.js on Windows with Web Matrix 2.  Also checkout Steven Sanderson's 3-part tutorial for building a sample node.js application: http://blog.stevensanderson.com/2012/07/09/node-js-development-with-webmatrix-2-and-express/

Decent presentation on using 5 of the most commonly used Design Patterns in an ASP.NET MVC project.  The patterns covered are: Singleton, Strategy, Repository, Proxy, Command and Factory.  After explaining and showing sample code for each of the 5 patterns, the presenter walks through a fork of the MVCMusic sample application to show where each pattern could be used to make the code more readable, structured, testable and/or easily modified.  Sample code and presentation slides are on the presenter's website: http://ardalis.com/aspconf-2012-sessions

Great no-nonsense presentation on organizing an ASP.NET MVC solution into "Core" (Interfaces, Models, and Services), "Infrastructure" (Repositories, Data Access context/helpers, 3rd-Party Service Implementations like Email, Payment, etc), Web (Controllers, Views, ViewModels, and HTML/CSS/JSS) and "Tests" projects.  The speaker takes you from the starting point of a default ASP.NET MVC 4 project ( examples apply to any version of ASP.NET MVC) and refactors the code into multiple projects using what he calls the "Onion Architecture".  Before viewing, I'd recommend that you should have some experience with creating ASP.NET MVC sites and a familiarity with writing Unit Tests.  The full source code for the sample "Guestbook Application" is available on the presenter's blog: http://ardalis.com/aspconf-2012-sessions

Great show.  ScottHa is always an entertaining guest.  The host does a decent job, but makes a lot of uncomfortable comments... 

*sigh* If only it were Rory *sigh*

I'm a bit confused here...  Who doesn't know who Rory (not Roy!) is?

Also, why didn't they give Rory the biggest office and his own foxxy assistant?