ASP.NET MVC FireStarter: Intro to ASP.NET MVC and the MVC Design Pattern
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This video is part of the Microsoft ASP.NET MVC FireStarter event. You'll get a quick tour of the framework, then peel back the layers and dive deeper into how it works. As part of that, we'll spend time discussing the design and development practices
that lead to the creation of the MVC framework. By the time you leave, you'll have enough knowledge to get fired up and start building web applications on the .NET platform.
This session gives you an understanding of C# 3.0 Syntax and its relation to the MVC framework.
This session gives you an understanding of C# 3.0 Syntax and its relation to the MVC framework.
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The Discussion
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HectorArgentina Hello Emily
Your mvc videos serie is amazing!! Very Good Job Emily!!
Thanks!!
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egibson Hi Hector—glad you enjoyed the videos. FireStarter Events are created by Microsoft Developer and IT Pro Evangelists, I just help them promote the on-demand content.
Emily
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