Understanding Models, Views, and Controllers

You are doing really good videoes, just sad they are in VB :(

But besides that, good. :)

Really good..

I think it is helpful to me!Thanks!

Steph,

Thanks so much, I spent hours before getting this video, to understand the very basic of MVC, but only your video enlightened that for me. Big thumbs up for you :)

Yes, C# Please!!!

Your video is great.Thank you for helping us understand asp.net mvc.

steph, great video,

you explained mvc in really laymens terms,  

great work...

good stuff!

i barely want to say that i had been wandering over the internet to get a start with this new thing.

i started from ScottGu's Blog > Scott Ha's video introduction > Phill Hack's post > Rob Conrey's storefront videos.

BUT

No one of them presented a VERY PRACTICAL way .. i mean those were not considering to tell WHAT THE HACK is going over there..

I'm sorry to say that

I found that all ScottHa, Phill Haack and Rob wrote a book which is published by Wrox press on MVP thing. and i was just thinking that those people did not give good guidelines to sell their book(im sorry but this was the intention came to my mind)

ANYHOW

I will appreciate Stephen a LOT in this regard. He separated TDD (for just a moment to tell that WHAT the HACK ASP.NET MVP itself is) like if you watch all 10s of videos from Rob he created Models in start with TDD and xxx xx xx ...... BUT WHERE MVP is?

do i need to learn how we need to create a database layer?

do i need to learn what is TDD in an MVP tutorial?

If you want to say its good for testing then dont create a topic like Store Front with MVP..... say Store Front with MVP by maximizing TDD....... this looks good

thanks Stephen ....... i love you

Asif Ashraf

MCAD.NET, MCP

and sorry for Rob. he included many people he might argue that Hey asif i added Scott Ha in an episode to tell about Routing(you remember?) that was for you laymen to tell the routing thing.

and i would answer....... Hey Rob! let it go.... THAT WAS NOT good and not enough...(as scott himself told you in that episode to "Be Simple to be More Professional" if you remember.

thanks

Asif Ashraf

MCAD.NET, MCP

in the first post MVP = MVC infact ... that was an error

Nice video. keep it up

Thanks

C# please

Amazing, very simple way he explained what is MVC, thanks  Stephen

Stephen, very clear, very well-explained, thanks...and more MVC videos please - they are most helpful.

Very basic but also intuitive.  Good to see it in VB.

ya nice video to understand the basic of MVC.

Hi,

I am not getting result after entering this in url localhost/.../Index It points to the My Sample MVC application

help me

So I now understand what MVC stands for, but what do I do with it?

nice bit of information!!!

keep it coming.

Thanks Stephen Walther, this is the first time i am seeing you. From past 3 years i am very much inspired with your books on asp.net 1.1, asp.net 3.5.. Unleased. You are my mentor for asp.net. with your 1.1 unleased i started my IT professional career. Thanks a lot.. Now your MVC video are really good. Thnaks.

Very helpful - Thanks

Great job Stephen!! I like the fact you used a notepad to explain the 3 segments(MVC).  

Thanks again

Sabu

Nice introduction!  I'm pleasantly surprised with the ASP.NET MVC approach.  It reminds me of Classic, but only a whole lot more cleaner!

-Michael