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Thing #1 that I love about QCon. They collect the slidedeck after the talk.
@jbogard I'm pestering @chadmyers to make sure Op MVC has an HtmlDocument2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 interface
@rodpaddock I'm in, but you already knew that;) See you there.
@colin_jack Occasionally, but usually not. Same thing in Tolkien for that matter.
@colin_jack R# should take care of that for you
@laribee Yeah, but being anti-McCartney is snobbishness personified. I'll take George Harrison anyway.
@shanselman Growth spurt ahead
Thanks for the feedback all. That's enough for me. Presentation == PPT + VS.Net + ZoomIt
@serialseb A Presentation Model implies view logic in addition to data
@serialseb We might be screwing up by overloading the term "ViewModel" in our nomenclature. Our ViewModel in MVC is just a data bag
@mattpodwysocki I didn't hear anything that particularly stuck with me good or bad.
To all of you in Twitter land, how to do code samples in presentation? I like to just keep VS open and jump between PPT and VS. Thoughts?
@simonech And the "ViewModel" objects going out to the view have direct references to the Domain Model
@simonech Not really. In Presentation Model the "ViewModel" has the screen behavior. In MVC, it's just a data container
@simonech No, not really. We use the term "ViewModel," but what we do is just the Front Controller/MVC model. M/V/VM is a desktop pattern
Listening to a DotNetRocks w/ Ted Neward on F# while I clean the kitchen. Trying to pick out the parts that'll piss off @mattpodwysocki
@TimBarcz There's some stuff on blogs from the WPF team. Remember that MS isn't that big into design patterns, so not much
@PeterRitchie Model/View/ViewModel is what Microsoft calls Presentation Model
@bradwilson Use app specific wrappers, or at least try to contain exposure to the HttpContext stuff.
@colin_jack Knight of Knives isn't released in the US yet, so no spoilers. Toll the Hounds just came out here