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ASP.net MVC 3 tutorial recommendation [closed]

What is a good MVC 3 tutorial for beginner/intermediate/Advanced?

Definitive and authoritative sources are preferred.

Either websites or books are fine.

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Pingpong Avatar asked Jul 26 '11 08:07

Pingpong


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4 Answers

The best ASP.NET MVC tutorial I know is the NerdDinner application contained in "Professional ASP.NET MVC 3". It has been created by Scott Hanselman and is in production use online at http://www.NerdDinner.com.


[Update] An even better tutorial (and one that is more up-to-date) is the official ASP.NET MVC Music Store Step-by-Step Tutorial.

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Marius Schulz Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 17:09

Marius Schulz


www.pluralsight.com has fantastic tutorial videos for many of microsoft's technologies.

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BZink Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 17:09

BZink


the ASP.NET MVC site is a decent tutorial to get started with (MVC Music store) as it shows the basics but I can suggest the following books as well:

  • Professional ASP.NET MVC3

  • Pro ASP.NET Framework MVC3

I think it's important to point out here that the tutorials are a good starting point - they will not make you an expert. It will be through external reading and practice that MVC will feel "easy" to you. Remember though, there are other books, these are just 2 from the ones I know and have read

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stack72 Avatar answered Sep 18 '22 17:09

stack72


i found out the resources on asp.net mvc page very useful(the link is http://www.asp.net/mvc). there are also video tutorials on the home page which cover the basics of mvc.

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biluriuday Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 17:09

biluriuday