Over the past couple years, the focus of the web development I’ve been doing involves building highly flexible, highly scalable and straight forward web sites to implement and maintain Line of Business (LOB) applications.  As you can probably tell from my posts, I’m very “practical” focused, and at the same time have a desire to build awesome web applications.

The technology pairing I’ve chosen is Microsoft’s .Net platform with MVC on the server, and ExtJS on the client.  Though it’s possible to still use ExtJS with standard html/aspx pages, I’ve found the best combination is to use 100% JavaScript on the client (ExtJS) and have all the server side technology be 100% service based.  I’ve used LINQ2SQL extensively as well as Entity Framework in the latest Visual Studio 2010 release.

The learning curve was quite steep to actually be able to efficiently build highly flexible, highly scalable applications using these technologies, but now that I know it, I wouldn’t have it any other way.

I’m considering putting together a series of 4 Day Classes around the country (or even world) that would basically teach people the methods and patterns I’ve learned and essentially leap frog a development team into being able to quickly do what it has taken me years to figure out.  I’ve been fortunate enough to know the top 1% instructors and I’m sure with the right incentive, can get them to join me in both putting together these classes as well as teaching them.

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Falafel Software is putting a three day training course in their new training facility in Capitola from Monday to Wednesday April 13-15th.  As many of you know, I’ve used Telerik control in many projects and have blogged extensively about my experiences.  The control toolkit is hugely rich and very well written.  Personally, I never had the chance to do a training class and managed to learn the toolkit on my own.  This seems like an awesome opportunity to learn from one of Telerik’s best partners.  I hope you can make it!

For more information, check out the link here:

http://www.falafel.com/telerik/radcontrols_winforms_openclasses.aspx


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