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InfoQ: Architecting TekPub – Moving from ASP.NET MVC to Ruby on Rails

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UPDATE: Rob Conery posted a great overview of using MongoDB at Tekpub.  The InfoQ post also stirred up some discussion on Hacker News.

I had the opportunity over the past week to talk with Rob Conery (ex-Microsoft) and James Avery about TekPub, one my favorite training sites on the web, for a detailed case study for InfoQ.

The interview was particularly interesting as it covers Tekpub moving from ASP.NET MVC to Ruby on Rails and ASP.NET MVC is the subject of a book Rob Conery co-authored.  This says a lot about the position Microsoft puts small companies in when trying to build a product.   It also says a lot about the advantages open source gives to these small companies.

As often is the case, cost is a big factor.  Please give it a read.  The interview is up now – Architecting TekPub – Moving from ASP.NET MVC to Ruby on Rails.

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May 19, 2010 Posted in InfoQ Tagged With: ASP.NET MVC, InfoQ, Ruby on Rails, tekpub

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