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• MVP & MVC simply put

  This question seems to get asked a lot, this recent article on codeproject does a decent job of explanation as well as this article from Infragistics Guidisan Todd Snyder . If I was sum it up very simply, the different is entry point into the pattern... Posted May 13 2008, 08:08 AM by Andrew Stopford's Weblog Filed under: General Software Development, Patterns

• The design in TDD

  Lately I've been drafting posts on my daily commute and post them up in batches (just in case you were wondering :). I recall an article (not sure where I read it) about Ron Jeffries and his ability as an 'alpha architect'. Such people are... Posted Mar 10 2008, 06:13 PM by Andrew Stopford's Weblog Filed under: General Software Development, Patterns

• Is ASP.NET good enough for startup's

  James Avery has a link to Jeff Eaton post that asks "Why not ASP.NET [for startup's]?". Let's consider that if this is a cost thing then it's running Windows (costs) as opposed to Linux (free, unless your paying for support options... Posted Sep 05 2007, 05:23 AM by Andrew Stopford's Weblog Filed under: .NET, Patterns, Mono, MonoRail

• SubSonic and MVC

  Rob has been busy, creating two SonicCasts :) MVC and using SubSonic MVC templates . Rails from a ASP.NET POV . MVC can be little confusing ( look at the confusion with MVC1 and MVC2 for example), webforms in some respects does follow MVC but ideally... Posted Jul 31 2007, 04:23 AM by Andrew Stopford's Weblog Filed under: .NET, Patterns

• The Presenter First pattern

  In pattern terms there will be a few patterns for visual interface layering that you heard of, MVC, MVP, Humble Dialog etc. I was talking with Howard one night and he mentioned his interest in a MVP variant called Presenter First. This variant incrases... Posted Jun 12 2007, 07:40 PM by Andrew Stopford's Weblog Filed under: General Software Development, Patterns