Speaking on NoSQL and MVC at the South Sound .NET User Group (Near Seattle, WA)

Update: Thanks to everyone who came. You can download the sample application we build here and slides below:

Kennedy-Demo-Amazoon-Sound-Sound-Usergroup.zip [defunct link: http://s3.amazonaws.com/michael-kennedy/downloads/SouthSoundUG/Kennedy-Demo-Amazoon-Sound-Sound-Usergroup.zip]

BUILDING WEB APPS WITH ASP.NET MVC AND NOSQL

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I’m excited to announce that I’ll be speaking at the South Sound .NET User Group [defunct link: http://www.ssdotnet.org/] on April 12th in Olympia, WA.

The topic will be:

BUILDING WEB APPS WITH ASP.NET MVC AND NOSQL

This talk guides you through building modern web applications using ASP.NET MVC and MongoDB , one of the most popular NoSQL databases.

You will learn some best practices for getting started with MVC. We’ll cover building rich-forms to accept user input. And if time permits, we might even add some client-side techniques using jQuery and MVC.

All of this will be built upon the powerful non-relational database MongoDB. We will discuss the origins of the so-called NoSQL movement and why you might choose a non-relational database over SQL Server. You’ll also see our data access layer will be built using LINQ to MongoDB.

Of course, you won’t be in for a night of PowerPoint. This talk is a series of interactive demos usingVisual Studio 11, Windows 8, and C#.

I hope to see you there! There is a chance I’ll have some prizes from DevelopMentor [defunct link: http://www.develop.com/] to hand out while I’m there too.

Cheers,
@mkennedy