The 8^th of November Dotway will give our first breakfast seminar in Gothenborg. It is free of charge and everyone interested in the subject are welcome. I know that my two collegues Björn and Truls have moslty looked into the 1.1 version and it is going to be a thrill to see it for me also. This is actually Dotways first "seminar tour" in Sweden and the seminar will be given in Linköping later on during the afternoon and in Stockholm on the 9^th of November in the morning. You can read more about it here: www.dotway.se/silverlight. 

So far I've only got 6 people signed up and I know they have had a full house twice in Malmö. ;( Well, well, hopefully more people will hear about this. The more, the merrier I think.

Wow! Emabarrasing. I didn't realize it was almost a year since I made a promise to keep writing in my blog... Ok. Now I make a new promise, here and now: to never make any promises about writing in my blog. That's definitely a more easy one to keep. Allthough I do actually have a lot of subjects piled up that I want to write about and I hope that I can get started at it in november. But that's not a promise..

I have just spoken about Model View Controller at Pimp My Code that Cornerstone arranged. Yesterday in Stockholm and today in Gothenburg, Sweden. It was a great event and my brain is boiling down all the impressions I got during these two days, Both from hearing the other, in my opinion, excellent speakers but also just from the atmosphere during those two days. Hopefully I will get to do this again.

Anyway, I did promise to hand out my code demos in my blog and here they are: MVC demos.7z (167,42 KB).
(Download 7-zip here). I was worried for a while since out of convenience I placed the SQL Express server database (files) in all projects that needed it. Well, the database had a size of about 2 MB (although very little content) which rendered a total size of about 23 MB.. But 7zip did an amazing compressing job so I think I am home free.

Now, some words about the demos. I did write them all this weekend and rather hastily. I did do some refactoring as I created the next demo and so on, but I did not bother to clean up the old ones. But the total code mass is so small as it is so that should be no problem to you. Also, I wanted the demos as clean and simple as possible in order to demonstrate different aspects and flavours of Model View Controller. Hopefully I did manage this. Although I do admit I would have liked to tidy the code a bit. But what the heck. Enjoy or destroy.

Nevertheless, feel free to contact me if you have any question about something. My name is tobias.fjalling and I work at dotway.se. I think you can figure out the rest.

Here my powerpoint slides too: MVC.pdf (0,4 MB)

PS. I just gotta do something abour this crappy blog GUI of mine. This is embarrasing too...