Emad Ibrahim

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  Posted on August 18th, 2009

  Written by Emad Ibrahim

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  I can’t believe that I actually finished my book – ASP.NET MVC 1.0 Test Driven Development Problem – Design – Solution.  Whew!!!  It’s a lot of freaking work writing a book and I don’t know how others can crank out a book or more a year… 

  

  Nonetheless, I am very excited about the book and I hope you guys like it too and learn something from it.  Of course, reviews on amazon.com would be appreciated – specially positive ones :-)

  Thanks to Wrox, here is a free chapter – download it here.

  This entry was posted on Tuesday, August 18th, 2009 at 11:47 pm and is filed under Random. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.
• Mac Alnakari

  Congrats Emad! Just pre-ordered my copy and look forward to reading it. Keep up the good work.

• http://www.emadibrahim.com eibrahim

  Thanks

• Matt Klinker

  Just picked this up last night and got through the first few chapters. Looks like a great read, moves pretty fast, which is a good thing to me. I'm not sure I'd recommend to anyone looking to get into TDD for the first time, but maybe once I get further into it.

  Just what I was waiting for though, just decided to get back to TDD and starting on asp.net mvc!

• http://sourcecodebean.com/ Peter

  I just finished reading your book, great introduction to the ASP.NET MVC framework! Just started working on my first site using it, really excited about it.

• http://www.emadibrahim.com eibrahim

  Thanks man and don't forget to review it on Amazon please at
  http://bit.ly/1i5ede please.

• http://sourcecodebean.com/ Peter

  I just finished reading your book, great introduction to the ASP.NET MVC framework! Just started working on my first site using it, really excited about it.

• http://www.emadibrahim.com eibrahim

  Thanks man and don't forget to review it on Amazon please at
  http://bit.ly/1i5ede please.

• Davy

  I've been reading the book and finding it really helpful. On page 95 you say that “later we will create a SqlMessageService and SqlMessageRepository. I can find these neither in the remainder of the book or code samples.

  I like the idea of being able to switch between in memory and something like EF4 usng IOC.

  Have I misunderstood or can you please shed some light.

  Thanks

• http://www.emadibrahim.com eibrahim

  I didn't write one for the book but I meant “later” as in “later in
  the development cycle”.

  It will be a matter of implementing the irepository interface for the
  provider of your choice e.g Sql, Oracle, amazon simpledb, etc…

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