I'm going to take you on a highlight tour of the FubuMVC, Bottles and StructureMap ecosystem of tools with a little discussion of some other .Net tools that I'm excited about.

• Discuss FubuMVC's approach to modularity and how my organization exploits this to cleanly isolate feature development in large applications.
• Demonstrate the much improved "fubu new" story for mix and match generation of a full code trees
• Briefly explain why I think RavenDB could be one of the best things to ever happen to .Net development and how we're using it inside FubuMVC applications and our test automation harness.
• Show how we've used Katana to create an efficient development server and an option for embedding FubuMVC in any .Net process.
• Explain why in the world we went to the effort of building Ripple to smooth out our early issues with using Nuget for complex dependency management.
• Talk about some of our new tools and tricks for distributed development including the new FubuTransportation service bus. I'll also show how we're using multi-AppDomain support with our Bottles modularity framework to make debugging and testing easier for distributed development.
• The 3.0 release of StructureMap is close to being released, and while IoC containers are a dime a dozen now, I'd like to share some of the hard lessons I've learned about usability, non-insane exception messages, performance, and useful diagnostics over the past decade of developing and supporting StructureMap.
• And just in case you thought xUnit tools were a completely solved problem, I'd love to talk about why I'm so enthusiastic about the new Fixie testing tool