I have been using Castle MonoRail for the last two years, but in a new job I am going to be the one to bring in ASP.NET MVC with me. I understand the basics of views, actions and the like. I just need a good sample for someone with MVC experience. Any good links besides Scott's Northwind traders sample?
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Check out Billy McCafferty's S#arp Architecture project for a great ASP.NET MVC starter project filled with best practices.
If you want something a little simpler, I threw together a rudimentary version of the S#arp Architecture project, called Blunt Architecturehere.
Kevin Pang
2008-08-28 00:28:39
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Maybe you're looking for something like Kigg - Building a Digg Clone with ASP.NET MVC.
Or maybe Jeff and the team are willing to provide you the souce code for SO... :P
Farinha
2008-08-28 00:43:11
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What about the MVC Membership application that Troy Goode wrote. I'm not sure what Preview he wrote it in but it could be worth a look.
Also, if you want to go right from the beginning, scott gu has a great series of posts on MVC
Finally, I haven't personally taken a look at this code, but I noticed the MVCSample app on codeplex and bookmarked it for future reference, but I'm not sure of the quality.
Edit: he has an updated version as well
lomaxx
2008-08-28 00:55:05
I found these very frustrating. In particular, I found Scoutt Gu's posts are out of date.
Christian Payne
2009-10-05 22:58:26
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Rob Conery's MVC Storefront project is a good from-the-ground-up step-by-step series on how to put up an ASP.NET MVC site.
Jon Limjap
2008-08-28 01:06:29
I found Rob Conery's MVC Storefront to be terrible. He will discuss the concepts, but when it gets to implementation (Microsoft Ajax controls, Lazy Loading) his demos are lacking. Also the Source Code doesn't match the videos.
Christian Payne
2009-10-05 22:27:32
It looks like the source code hasn't been updated since 10/29/08. http://mvcsamples.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=18861
Jim G.
2009-12-31 01:15:54
Jim, I guess that's what you call link rot. You do see that the answer provided was back in August of 2008
Jon Limjap
2010-01-04 03:33:18
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CodeCampServer - Built with ASP.NET MVC, pretty light and small project. No cruft at all.
@lomaxx - Just FYI, most of what Troy Goode wrote is now part of ASP.NET MVC as of Preview 4.
Dale Ragan
2008-08-28 01:07:02
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Please take a look at WineCellarManagerOnASPNETMVC. It is a good sample project that is done using ASP.NET MVC and Rhino Tools.
Samnang
2008-11-27 03:03:50
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Check out some of these:
- MVCPress/Blog
- CarTrackr
- HaackOverflow by Phil Haack
- Forums by Stephen Walther
mattruma
2008-11-27 12:35:39
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You should check out TheBeerHouse MVC Edition. Its a full featured website that uses the latest MVC Framework RC1, SQL Server 2008, LINQ to SQL, jQuery, and much more. There is even an Ecommerce piece integrated into it!
Al Katawazi
2009-02-03 17:25:59