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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Method 1
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.
Method 2
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.
Method 3
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.
Method 4
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… 😛
Method 5
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
Method 6
Please take a look at WineCellarManagerOnASPNETMVC. It is a good sample project that is done using ASP.NET MVC and Rhino Tools.
Method 7
Check out some of these:
- MVCPress/Blog
- CarTrackr
- HaackOverflow by Phil Haack
- Forums by Stephen Walther
Method 8
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!
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