Are there any tutorials like Nerd Dinner but for MVC 2.0? I've seen MVC Music Store but I'd prefer something that moves a little more swiftly.
If not, are there any reccomendations for more advanced tutorials that go over specific topics?
Side note: I really liked the style of the NetTuts CodeIgniter Series. Something like that but for ASP.NET MVC 2.0 would be great.
Here is a complete and quite advanced (technically) website develop with asp.net mvc 2.0: Who Can Help Me? To find out more about it I suggest you read blogs of the authors.
NerdDinner has also been updated for ASP.NET MVC 2 and runs on ASP.NET 4 and Visual Studio 2010 in the updated version of the book.
The updated source code is available on CodePlex: http://nerddinner.codeplex.com/
The updated book is available at... stores :)
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The mvcmusicstore tutorial appears to answer many of my questions but it was written using VS 2010.
https://archive.codeplex.com/?p=mvcmusicstore
Tutorials written using VS 2015 or before do not always work with VS 2107. I am finding issues like dbcontext refusing to register etc. Microsoft docs for aspnet core Contoso University has been helpful.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/data/ef-mvc/?view=aspnetcore-2.0
I am looking for examples for how to show a name instead of the id using models etc. The names exits in a different table.
The mvc music store is a good tutorial and I would like to find a current version to learn from.
Thanks in advance!
Bill
From another post, the book I found 'Pro Asp.Net Core Mvc 2' by Adam Freeman. It is a book in pure Core and scaffolding is not used. He uses a Sporting Goods Store with a check out etc. So far, it looks promising. He describes processes in detail. Hopefully, he will keep the book updated on GitHub.
I'm looking for a 'model' website/application written in ASP.Net that illustrates current best-practices of architecture, design, code etc. that could be used as a blueprint for development?
I'm working in ASP.Net webforms, but would like to get into MVC so examples from both would be very welcome.
Thanks.
Nerd Dinner might be worth a look for MVC, it comes with a 185 page pdf walkthough of the code with screenshots. I think it was built as an example for the book ASP.NET MVC 1.0.
There's a bit more info on Scott Guthrie's blog
You can have a web site that uses ASP.NET MVC and ASp.NET Webforms at the same time. Google it and you'll find dozens of samples. But if you weant to see an example of how to implement MVC Pattern* in ASp.NET Webforms projects, take a look at: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/mvcwebforms.aspx
It is very hard to find full blown best open source asp.net MVC sites. Here's the ones that go beyond beginner concepts.
Code Camp Server
Kona
Orchard
Kobe... where are you?
I guess the title gives most of my question away, I have a university project in which I must design and create a website in php or asp.net I have chosen the asp.net path since I am pretty familiar in php and I prefer C# to php.. Could someone please reference some good online places to visit to do some further learning, and recommend some books would appreciate it thanks.
Here are several questions from StackOverflow that may help:
Best way to learn C#
How can I learn ASP.NET?
What’s the best way to learn C# quickly?
Quickest approach to learn C# programming
-MSDN Library
-Book: CLR via C#, Apress Pro ASP.NET MVC (for ASP.NET MVC), and Pro ASP.NET 3.5 (Webform)
I think the Wrox Problem-Design-Solution books are always good if you like tutorial style books.
ASP.NET 3.5 Website Programming: Problem - Design - Solution
If you're looking at MVC, Microsoft has the excellent Nerddinner tutorial
Nerddinner
MVC is overkill for a basic university project site. Get a basic site similar to what you need (Website or Web Application project), perhaps from the free community projects on the ASP.NET home site, and then follow the video tutorials there using the freely downloaded site as a starting point :-)
I'm looking into microsoft's version of MVC as a framework for a site redesign that I'm about to begin.
I am not totally new to MVC, I worked on a java app using MVC. We used the DOJO javascript library to make asynchronous calls back to the actions to update views.
What are some of my choices to do the same in .net MVC?
I'd like an excuse to get my hands dirty with jQuery, is this a good one?
JQuery is definitely useful for this. If you or your company has any 3rd party control such as the Telerik RadControls for ASP.NET you can give those a try too. I think they are free for beta right now.
However, the best starting point is always looking at code that already exists. There are also tons of examples of AJAX with MVC all over the net.
Nikhil Kothari's Example
David Hayden's Example 1
David Hayden's Example 2
Scott Hanselman's Example
Go download the NerdDinner example that ScottGu, ScottHa etc. worked on for their book.
jQuery is one of the most widely used javascript frameworks used with ASP.Net MVC, also check out ExtJs. We use ExtJs at work and I think its been documented well and its very easy to use. The jQuery community is a lot bigger though so I would say its a safer bet
Sure you should go with JQuery..You have already experience in MVC, I think you will not take much time to understand JQuery.
http://visualjquery.com/
What are the best resources for a C#/.NET 2.0 developer for learning .NET 3.5? I'm struggling to learn ASP.NET MVC and I feel that a lot of my stumbling blocks have to do with not ever having explicitly studied 3.5.
Note: I know there are already these questions, but they both seem to focus on ASP.NET
Learning C#, ASP.NET 3.5 - what order should I learn in / what to skip?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/276229/best-book-on-aspnet-35-c-programming
MVC has really changed the game on how everything works if you come from traditional ASP.NET Web Forms. I would recommend the following books:
ASP.NET MVC 1.0 Website Programming
Professional ASP.NET MVC 1.0
ASP.NET 3.5 Website Programming
I highly recommend reading "C# in Depth" by Jon Skeet. While it's focus isn't specifically the .NET framework, it gives a great overview of the changes of the C# language over time and introduces all of the new stuff in C# 3 (which overlap the .NET framework 3.5).
NOTE: Nothing specific to ASP.NET here, but again, it gives you the foundation.
You could try browsing MSDN from What's New in the .NET Framework Version 3.5.
Free PDF: Free ASP.NET MVC eBook Tutorial
From the author:
I wrote the first chapter of the book – which is a 185 page end-to-end tutorial that walks-through building a small, but complete, ASP.NET MVC application from scratch. The agreement I made with Wrox was that I’d write it for free in return for them also making it available as a free PDF download.
Should get you started at least