The Castle Project is an open source .NET framework for enterprise and Web applications. With a very lightweight but efficient model, Castle brings to the .NET world best practices from popular application frameworks like Spring and simplifies the development of enterprise and web applications.

In this talk, Gojko Adzic will introduce agile web development with the Castle project. We present all the components of the Castle framework, demonstrate how they work together and go through an exercise of building a web site supported by the Castle.

This session is aimed at experienced .NET developers that are working on enterprise applications or large web sites.

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