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Progressive .NET Tutorials 2012: Mark Rendle on Introduction to Simple.Web
Introduction to Simple.Web
Mark Rendle presents this tutorial on his new web application framework, Simple.Web. Founded on the principle that MVC is a "broken" pattern, Simple.Web applies the SOLID design principles to web application development, and makes building RESTful web sites and services... well, Simple.

The tutorial will introduce Simple.Web's new approach to web development, and cover: the principles of REST; working with the Razor view engine; content-type handlers; TDD; and using asynchronous operations to improve scalability.

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great talk on this new framework, awesome tool, very enjoyable

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ABOUT MARK RENDLE
Mark is the creator of the Simple.Data framework.


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PODCAST INTRODUCTION TO SIMPLE.WEB

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