ASP.NET MVC Round up
ASP.NET MVC enables developers to easily build web applications using a model-view-controller pattern. It enables full control over HTML markup and URL structure, and facilitates unit testing and a test driven development workflow. It is free and fully supported by Microsoft. Below are some links that I feel provide a great roundup for tracking ASP.NET MVC.
Rob Connery is building a storefront using ASP.NET MVC. He has over 26 webcasts and blog posts, documenting the building of an e-commerce storefront using ASP.NET MVC. He uses Domain-Driven-Design and other design patterns to build his storefront. I recommend his entire series for anyone starting out on ASP.NET MVC.
Scott Guthrie on ASP.NET MVC. I don’t think ScottGu needs any introduction.
Phil Haack is the Project Manager on the ASP.NET MVC project. He gave a great presentation at MIX’09 called Microsoft ASP.NET Model View Controller (MVC): Ninja on Fire Black Belt Tips. He followed it up with a blog article on his site where he uses JQuery Grid with ASP.NET MVC.
Scott Hanselman gave a great presentation at MIX’09 demonstrating his nerd-dinner application built on ASP.NET MVC.
Stephen Walther has a series dedicated to ASP.NET MVC. He provides some great tips, sample code and much more on his blog.
Related Links
- Learn ASP.NET MVC with Videos, Tutorials, and Examples.
- Free ASP.NET MVC eBook Tutorial.
- Example App at http://www.codeplex.com/nerddinner
- Nerddinner on codeplex.
- Mobile Device Browser Files on codeplex.
