The biggest problem for developers moving to MVC is not being able to use a lot of the Web Forms knowledge we’ve already spent so much time learning. This presentation will take the developer from something they already know – ASP.NET Web Forms – and move them into MVC utilizing the knowledge they already have for Web Forms. We will review a complete ASP.NET Web Forms application where we do common tasks, and then see how to do the equivalent type of task in MVC. Procedures such as Data Binding, Error Handling, URL routing, AJAX, and more will be covered. No MVC talk would be complete without discussing how to unit test our MVC code as well. This discussion will also cover common controls (grids, etc) available to the developer and how client libraries used to enhance our MVC applications.

Adam Tuliper is a software architect with Cegedim and has been developing software for over 16 years. He started his work in security and reverse engineering (x86 based - pre .NET) with the direction of going into the software protection and anti-piracy field. He has been deeply involved in .NET internals since early .NET beta and currently works extensively with WCF, ASP.NET, SQL Server, MVC, C#, jQuery, and Silverlight. Adam is an INETA Community Speaker and regularly speaks at .NET User Groups. Besides development, he has performed security audits and penetration testing for large and small companies alike.

Web sites everywhere ask us to create new accounts and new passwords. When you build your site, do it the right way. Store your users passwords safely and securely so you won't be the next victim of a hacker attack and the next lead story on the nightly news. You have a responsibility to get this right. We'll see what .NET does for us and what we can do on our own to safeguard our users.

Chris Gomez has been writing Windows software professionally for 18 years. For the last five years he has been building portfolio analytics sites for major commercial lenders. His primary responsibility was preparing his system for vulnerability assessments to prove the system was safe and secure to store its sensitive financial information."

Jess will demostrate the latest tips and techniques for template use with MVC3 and the Razor rendering engine.

Jess Chadwick is an independent software consultant specializing in web technologies. He has over a decade of development experience ranging from embedded devices in start-ups to enterprise-scale web farms at Fortune 500s. He is an ASPInsider, Microsoft MVP in ASP.NET, technical editor of the recently-released Silverlight 3 Programmers Reference (WROX) and is actively involved with the community, leading the NJDOTNET Central New Jersey .NET user group. You can visit his blog at http://blog.jesschadwick.com/.