I had a lot of fun speaking at the inaugural Boulder Tech Throwdown last night.  The topic was Ruby on Rails vs. ASP.NET MVC.  Thanks to Ely Lucas for doing an awesome job (as usual) co-presenting with me on the ASP.NET MVC side.

The follow up panel discussion with the Ruby on Rails guys was really high quality, thanks to insights and comments from Collin Schaafsma and Ryan Cook.

Thanks also to Paul Sabini, Fernando Cardenas, and George Morris for organizing the meetup and for the invite.

The slides and code can be downloaded here.

Here are my slides and code from the Denver .NET Study Group presentation on "MVC Views in Depth".  Thanks to Ely Lucas for the chance to present, and thanks to the folks who attended.  It was fun!

Thanks to all the people who came out for the Denver Visual Studio User Group meeting tonight to hear my talk on the basics of ASP.NET MVC 2.  Slides and code from my talk can be downloaded here.

Thanks to all the folks who attended the South Colorado .NET User Group Visual Studio 2010 launch on May 6th.  We went through a giant buffet of new things in Visual Studio, Entity Framework, SharePoint, Silverlight, and ASP.NET.  Slides from my talk on the new features in MVC 2 can be downloaded here.

Big thanks also to Ben Hoelting for putting the event together.  I liked the mini code camp format!  It was a lot of info, but it was a great survey of most of the new features. 

Thanks to the folks who came out for my talk on unit testing and mocking with NUnit and Rhino Mocks at the Rocky Mountain Tech Trifecta.  I really appreciate all the comments and questions.  I was also really stoked to hear it helped some of you get over that unit testing hurdle.

The slides and code can be downloaded here.

Thanks to all those who came out for the Denver Visual Studio User Group lab for more ASP.NET MVC fun!

The slides, labs, and code can be downloaded here.  I've also included some quick starts\cheat-sheets as handouts.

Thanks to all those who came out for the Colorado Springs User Group.  The slides and code can be downloaded here.

There were a few complaints about the black background in Visual Studio making the code harder to read.  I'm sorry about that.  Next time, I'll use the default Visual Studio settings.

Thanks to all those who came out for the Denver Visual Studio User Group lab.  The slides, labs, and code can be downloaded here.  I've also included some cheat-sheets as handouts.