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Eric Sowell
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Description:
Since ASP.NET MVC was released, many of us have found that Ajax-rich applications are easier than ever to build on the ASP.NET platform. Over time I have learned some techniques and better practices through trial-and-error and the advice of smart developers. In this session I will show you things I have learned and practices I have started using more consistently in my own projects, at work and on the side, to build better, more consistent and more re-usable ajax functionality into my sites.
Links: Website
Comments on this Talk
Rob Wetzeler,
08 Feb 02:53 PM
Nice job
Anders Ljusberg,
08 Feb 03:09 PM
A bit too much Q&A, but otherwise great!
Craig Quillen,
08 Feb 03:13 PM
main problem was spent too much time on Q&A and ran out of time on content.
Steve Lydford,
08 Feb 03:13 PM
Great session. I learned a lot. Many thanks.
Nathan Donze,
08 Feb 03:15 PM
Great presenter; great content.
Tom Highfield,
08 Feb 03:17 PM
Ran out of time because of answering so many questions.
Tom Highfield,
08 Feb 03:17 PM
Ran out of time because of answering so many questions.
Shane,
08 Feb 03:18 PM
Thanks for the insight. Adjusting screen resolution instead of clicking RETURN to accept the alert box was the only thing that could have been better really. Excellent presentation.
Michael Cox,
08 Feb 03:18 PM
Good info - a little rushed. Would have listened to it for another hour.
Andreas Kroll,
08 Feb 03:20 PM
Too many questions, but that is a positive sign of a interesting topic.
Awesome presentation, could have listened for hours.
Dan Pincas,
08 Feb 03:21 PM
Excellent presentation. Got a little caught up on answering too many questions.
marc moore,
08 Feb 03:22 PM
Too many questions distracted from the presentation
Very smooth presentation style. Bugs were small and quickly fixed. The ~400 people watching have all been there and understand and appreciate a code-only presentation. It's a shame time ran out on the JavaScript refactoring - it was really warming up!
Great content, but covering so many questions midstream made it a bit difficult to follow. The intro to templating was brilliant--thanks Eric.
Brett Slaski,
08 Feb 03:34 PM
I fund the content useful and picked up some useful tidbits. The presenter had a problem finishing on time. Perhaps too much time on questions?
MarkE,
08 Feb 03:35 PM
Very good presentation on refactoring Ajax to be DRY-er in MVC.
Rob Rowe,
08 Feb 03:55 PM
The lag was detrimental to the talk. I did find the talk useful.
Peter Marriott,
08 Feb 04:04 PM
Shame too much time on questions. But good style
csell5,
08 Feb 04:25 PM
great stuff!
Nolan St. Martin,
08 Feb 06:07 PM
Great content and presentation, but I think it needed more than an hour (as he ran out of time at the end.) There were a lot of questions and good answers which took up a lot of time.
lcranf,
08 Feb 06:37 PM
Great presentation on jquery/ajax and templates
Jaco Pretorius,
08 Feb 06:40 PM
I know it's very difficult to find a balance here, but I thought too much time was spent on question. The content was very good tho. And the questions that were answered were done so very well. Good job!
fred,
08 Feb 06:53 PM
good talk
Josh Dean,
08 Feb 07:32 PM
This has made me much more confident in my writing an API library in JavaScript, as well as given me a few new ideas on further making my JavaScript more reusable. Thank you!
Rick (cdeszaq) Jensen,
08 Feb 11:17 PM
Take fewer questions in the middle of the presentation. It breaks the flow too much.
Would definitely have benefited from having a moderator to keep track of the incoming questions. Only wish we could have gotten all the way through your content. Great presentation and very helpful!
Marc,
09 Feb 07:18 AM
Yes, he took too many questions, but remember he was moderating it himself... Overall very helpful, wish he had another 30 minutes.
James Murphy,
14 Feb 02:55 PM
Same as most people - too much time on live questions resulting in loss of content. Delivery was excellent.
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JOhan
This is the first session of the conference I've ever attended. Love the fast pace. I love how you refactor showing the logic behind why you do things the way you do.