mvcConf 2 roster

The people who made the program.

Framework team members, open source maintainers, consultants, and product developers made up the mvcConf 2 speaker list. Each person below led a session in the program.

27 speakers

Roster notes

The roster reflects the published mvcConf 2 program. Speaker affiliations changed after the event, so this archive lists names and session topics rather than current job titles.

The groups below follow the shape of the program, from framework and architecture to testing, delivery, and the view layer.

Platform and framework

The people closest to the framework, including members of the ASP.NET and IIS teams.

Scott Guthrie Opening keynote

Phil Haack Packaging and sharing with NuGet

Brad Wilson Beyond the basics in MVC 3

Steve Sanderson Scaffolding with MvcScaffolding

Vaidy Gopalakrishnan A developer view of IIS Express

Glenn Block RESTful services with WCF

Ben Dornis Extending MVC 3 view engines

Application architecture

Sessions on domain modelling, persistence, composition, and the shape of a maintainable application.

Chris Canal MVC 3 with NHibernate and Castle Windsor

Ashic Mahtab CQRS and event sourcing in practice

Chris Zavaleta Code first with Entity Framework

Sebastien Lambla Composite web applications

Steve Hebert Model binding for derived types

Roberto Hernandez Extending the MVC pipeline

Testing and quality

Practical approaches to acceptance tests, behaviour driven tests, and the quality of the code that ships.

Amir Barylko Acceptance testing for the web

Mitch Denny Behaviour driven testing with MSTestContrib

Brandon Satrom BDD with SpecFlow and WatiN

Eric Sowell jQuery and Ajax patterns for MVC

Delivery and tooling

How applications move from a working build to a deployed service, and the tools that make the trip shorter.

Troels Thomsen Cloud deployment for MVC

Andy Wahrenberger NuGet in the enterprise

John Sheehan Voice and SMS apps with Twilio

Rob Conery A tour of WebMatrix

Andrew Davey Email templates with view engines

Community and views

Open questions, view engine choices, and the client side work that turns markup into an interface.

Jeffrey Palermo Open Q&A with the community

Shay Friedman Choosing a view engine

Chris Bannon Rich views with jQuery UI

John V. Petersen MVC 3 fundamentals

Steve Smith Performance tuning for MVC