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MVP is "Microsoft Most Valuable Professional", which I believe is what he meant. I believe the later use of MVP (instead of MVC) is a typo.
by city41 15y ago
MVP is "Microsoft Most Valuable Professional", which I believe is what he meant. I believe the later use of MVP (instead of MVC) is a typo.
- dstein 15y agoIt's model-view-presenter, which is basically MVC.
- city41 15y agoHe said "I'm a former ASP.NET MVP", if a person is an MVP, then in that context it's "Most valuable professional"
- kenjackson 15y agoHe also said: I know C# and ASP.NET (MVP or WebForms) much, much better than I know Ruby and Rails.