Like most everyone else in the ASP.Net community I've been dedicating a good deal of time recently to learning more about the ASP.Net MVC implementation. Today, as you may already know, Woot.com is having a woot-off. Given that most of the tools I've found on line for tracking these wonderful events seem to crash I thought I should create my own Woot-monitoring page.

Woot Watcher was inspired by a few simultaneous events. A woot-off was occurring, I was learning the ASP.Net MVC framework, and my finger became cramped beyond control from repeatedly tapping the F5 key. With that I decided I needed to simplify my ability to keep up with what was going on at Woot.com and that the best way to do that would be to use the ASP.Net MVC framework to do it.

So, feel free to check it out. You'll notice it changing frequently until the woot-off is over, then it'll just sort of stay the same each day. I'll try to add some Ajax features, but first I need to learn how the MVC model allows for this. For now, check out Woot Watcher.