ASP.Net MVC 4 all: what's next?

Yesterday I released a new version of the "ASP.Net MVC 4 All". Of course its free for all ;)

I believe the basics part is now robust enough, and the new PDF is easier to navigate thanks to the Office 2007 add-in that provides the convertion between DOCX and PDF (it's great to have the links active and a native index to surf it).

So, what's next? Well, I've been thinking, and now that the tutorial has many toy samples to show the basic MVC capabilities, as well of several ASP.Net techniques, the most natural thing is to work in a complete system to show the complete development pipeline of an application.

To do this, it's very impoortant to state a method to make the analysis and design of the app, and apply it to this new system.

I have several options for this system:
- project management site
- an information system for a construction company
- a history site, that adopts some social networking-oriented functionality

From the technical perspective, I want to integrate some Silverlight 3 things (yesterday I went to a tech days session and it was very interesting), WCF and some other stuff I'm working on.

I am starting today with all these, so I believe maybe it will be ready for late september.

ASP.Net MVC 4 all

I found this interesting opensource framework for the .Net platform, and even when lots of friends are playing with Ruby and PHP frameworks, my everyday tool is VS 2k8, so I give it a try.

There are lots of articles, tutorials, videos, and I started to make collections of links. But when I began to code, I made some notes that begin to grow, and grow, to the point where I decided to make a tutorial under Creative Commons license and now its available at scribd.com

I hope this material helps the people who want to get in this "new" web development platform while I continue to learn new details, techniques and tricks.

Nothing like a new toy.