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Any ideas on a good working sample application which uses MVC and JQuery together? Something like a starter kit. I am not into something that's "half baked" or a CodePlex work-in-progress type of app. I prefer a complete simple app than a more complex unfinished app. Also one which uses the latest MVC preview is a plus.

I hope I am not asking for too much!

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Have you taken a look at Rob Conery's MVC Storefront series? Rob has also built an ASP.NET MVC starter template.

Otto
I looked at it some time ago and it gave me a lot of errors when I tried to compile it and I quickly lost interest in it. The only message in the discussion area at Codeplex was from me. I mentioned I didn't like what I saw! That's exactly the reason why I asked for something that works right away
Abdu
I understand your concern, but understand that right now ASP.NET MVC is a moving target and as such, you're going to have to work a little bit to find bits that compile with the latest build. I know Rob C. is working on patching the Storefront for MVC preview 5. Check again.
Otto
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You should take a look at AtomSite http://atomsite.net as it recently moved to MVC and it has some cool jQuery usage around the comment system.

JarrettV
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NerdDinner by Microsoft dev's - Phil Haack, Hanselman and ScottGu.

Here's the free CC licensed Ebook

Cherian
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Some applications developed with ASP.NET MVC & jQuery -

Kazi Manzur Rashid has a 3-part series on building Shrinkr, a URL shortening service with ASP.NET MVC, jQuery & Entity Framework -

HTH, Indyfromoz

indyfromoz
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I just released the mvc project awesome which is a has a great collection of helpers that do all the jquery work for you, and you can just pull them out of the project

Omu