Last week I did a talk on Windsor and it went..ok. I’m not used to online presentations and am more experienced in front of crowds that I can interact with.
So between last week’s experience and some advice from Agile Joe this talk I’ll be aiming for more of a screen cast feel. The talk should go for close to an hour and will be open for questions afterword.
Outline is as follows (subject to change):
- Monorail
- Controllers
- Windsor integration
- Grouping controllers (“Area’s”)
- Aspect Oriented Programming through Filters
- Brail View Engine
- Conditionals and Iterators
- Parent/Child Views
- Sub Views
- Rescues
- Active Record
- Architecture overview
- Using multiple databases
- Using Active Record in a more DDD friendly way
- Introduction to writing queries in HQL
- Working with the underlying ISession.
If any of you have the time drop by for some/all of this and give me some feedback please do so.
About Ryan Svihla
I'm a late entry to software engineering. Originally a sysadmin (*nix and windows) and computer tech, my only experience with programming was vbscript, python, ruby, perl and php for a variety of simple tasks.
Being a sysadmin left me with the opportunity to administer a lot of enterprise software that was expensive, hard to maintain, rarely did what the customer or I wanted and involved awful support. Convinced that software did not have to be that bad I spent the next several years attempting to be a software developer that would not leave my customers with an expensive, hard to maintain product. This search lead me to agile development practices and great sites like Los Techies.
I have developed applications mostly in C#, Python , Java and then back to C#.
I'm currently a C# developer for Carenet in San Antonio, TX .
I try to make all of non-work code available on github.com
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