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I want to know any good link for asp.net MVC-3 video tutorials. I have book but Video tutorials are good and easy to learn fast.
I love the following two. Its about ASP.NET MVC2 but motivating, fun and a very good start.
ASP.NET MVC 2: Basics, Introduction by Scott Hanselman
ASP.NET MVC 2: Ninja Black Belt Tips by Scott Hanselman
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ASP.NET MVC 3 - Videos
Session Recordings from mvcConf 2 - 27 Videos
In addition to dknaacks answer, I did not see this one, but I think is pretty good:
ASP.NET MVC 3 – 101 - From beginner to advanced by Scott Hanselman (DevDays-2011)
There's also a great free course on MicrosoftVirtualAcademy: Developing ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Applications Jump Start
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=mvc3+.net
theres lots of good videos on youtube
also lots of stuff on channel9 if you want more official (MS) stuff. http://channel9.msdn.com/Tags/asp.net+mvc
All depends on what specifically you want to learn in MVC
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I have been looking for many days now for an advanced tutorial or book on integrating MVC 4 and jQuery Mobile(Visual studio 2012). I am into building "mobile-only" sites (not desktop sites which are also mobile friendly but mobile-only sites from the ground).
Most of the tutorials and books I have found talk about Asp.net MVC4 in general and devote only one or 2 chapters on mobile-only new features in MVC 4 (basically they just mention new project template "Mobile Application" in the Visual Studio 2012 but they don't got in-depth about integrating jQuery mobile and MVC 4).
Other tutorials just explain the "basics" of mvc 4 and jquery mobile ( hello-world-like tutorials). I'm looking for something more advanced and professional tutorial or book mainly devoted on mvc 4 *and* jquery mobile for mobile-only sites where one can more efficiently learn to use the power of the 2 worlds: mvc 4 and jquery mobile
You will get some practical examples in codeproject.
Jquery and MVC 4
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I am familiar enough with C#, objects and classes and i have tested Entity Framework 4 (tutorials, videos, blogs for CRUD operations). But i think this knowledge is not enough for a larger project with real business aspects such us Ajax partial updates, jquery, json data populating lists etc.
Which Books or tutorials do you suggest for Professional Programming with MVC?
ASP.NET MVC in Action, good book to look.
Checkout the Tutotials in ASP.NET MVC site. They have a nice Contoso University sample MVC app which uses Entity Framework and Repositary pattern.
You may also consider checking out some Open Source projects in Codeplex/Github and download the source code and try do make some customization. That is a good exercise for sure.
Practicing will make you an expert. So Practice Practice Practice. Write some code...
I like the Steve Sanderson MVC book for a good overview of the framework:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pro-ASP-NET-MVC-Framework-Edition/dp/1430234040/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1344004976&sr=8-4
believe there is an MVC4 version now too, but without Steve:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pro-NET-Edition-Professional-Apress/dp/1430242361/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1344004976&sr=8-2
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I have worked with ASP.NET webforms and windows application with C# but due to the change in nature of my job, I did not work with ASP.NET at all for 2 years. Now, I want to come back to ASP.NET and MVC is already there. I am following the tutorials on www.asp.net.
Should I learn LINQ and EntityFramework to learn MVC? Are there any other fundamental things to learn before learning MVC?
Do yourself a favor and learn HTTP, then you'll be good with any framework.
Now, I want to come back to ASP.NET and MVC is already there
Nevermind! Get started with MVC!
Should I learn LINQ and EntityFramework to learn MVC?
That is not necessarily a prerequisite. Maybe you need get used to lambdas (as they are used by many methods in MVC), so learning LINQ will guide through that.
Get a good understand of AJAX and jQuery (as it's included in the MVC stack) and you're good to go!
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I want to learn basic concepts of asp.net mvc in 1 or 2 days. Which books, sites, tutorials or smth else can you reccomend me?
http://www.asp.net/mvc has a bunch of pretty good "Getting Started" tutorials...
And the "Gu" gives a pretty good run through here:
http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials/getting-started-with-mvc3-part1-cs
you should check this one: ASP.NET MVC
there are plenty of resources, videos, samples and articles.
that is surely the best way to start, take some time to check those videos, starting from the shortest ones then moving to more detailed ones. Good luck :)
Well, the previously provided answers cover some of the great sources you can start with
The following conference session videos are great the start with also :
MVC 3 – 101 by Scott Hanselman :
http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/DevDays/DevDays-2011-Netherlands/Devdays002
ASP.NET MVC 3 #:The Time is Now by Phil Haack :
http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/MIX/MIX11/FRM03
ASP.NET + Packaging + Open Source = Crazy Delicious by Scott Hanselman : http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/PDC/PDC10/FT01
And there are so many out there on Channel9
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A colleague of mine ran a simple load test using VS2010 on a Webforms project and an Asp.net MVC project and noticed that Webforms was serving around 83 requests per second whereas Asp.net MVC was serving 28 requests per second. Both the sites were published on the same server with similar settings.
Webforms project had 10 pages 5 of them displayed simple text messages using labels and the other 5 had text box controls. Similar functionality was built into the Asp.net MVC site so that the output is the same as the Webforms pages. Tests were run with both constant load and incremental load with similar results.
I am a little surprised with the results. Does anyone know why MVC is slower that Webforms?
Thanks!
Hmm. Without much info to go on, perhaps you should instrument your code to see what's taking a while and/or the difference between Web Forms and MVC.
You might use some aspect oriented programming techniques to remove the burden of all those logging commands.
Here's one such framework:
http://code.google.com/p/postsharp-user-plugins/wiki/Log4PostSharp