Rob writes about how RESTful architectures changes the way you design and build applications using ASP.NET MVC.

Rob Conery goes over the new UI Helpers in the asp.net MVC framework.

Rob describes the state of the Subsonic project and reveils the future plans for SubSonic.

Rob Conery has created a short screencast showing ASP.MVC and SubSonic.

Rob Conery puts up a post about why Jeff Atwood is high when he said that abstracting out SQL is a bad idea.

Rob shows off some early prototype bits for some mvc.net bits that he's baking into SubSonic.

Rob wonders if using asp.net has made us lose touch with the core of what being a web developer is all about... you know, the XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, and all that fun stuff.

Rob Conery says it's time to reconsider inline script in ASP.NET.

Rob on a bash party

I love Rails - let me just get that out of the way right now. As many who’ve read my blog know, I think it’s the Dog’s Bollucks in terms of a developer’s framework. But that seems to be a problem with Rails - the focus is on rapid development only. What happens after that is up to you.

Rob demonstrates the early code samples for a GREAT upcoming feature in SubSonic - MIGRATIONS.

"I’ve been pretty quiet over the last month or two on SubSonic matters and hopefully that will change over the next few weeks as my workload lightens a bit and Eric and I find more time to devote to the next release."

Rob Conery shows how to use Linq, OpenNLP, and Excel Web Queries to find the top problems in a forums database.

"It might be tempting to think that some well-written FT queries or Regular Expression wizardry can tell you a lot about your unstructured data (aka “text”). But Text Mining is a lot more than that. It’s detective work, slogging through millions and millions of text records to find relatable pa...