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I am a programmer who has been around ASP.NET before MVC was implemented as a framework for Microsoft.

At work, I was put on a task of developing a new ASP.NET MVC web application from scratch, and I keep wanting to know more about how ASP.NET MVC works "under the hood."

My background: I am coming at web development from having been a desktop developer, and I used to use ASP.NET WebForms but for this new project, I really don't like WebForms because it doesn't give you the separation-of-concerns that MVC does, and it locks you in to the M$ way of things so you cannot have fine-grained control over the look and feel of the pages like you can with Razor.

I am looking for books/tutorials that really rip off the "wizards" and crap, and really just pop the hood open and show you how to design and develop high powered, enterprise-ready web applications, such as portals and dashboards etc.
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Maciej Los 29-Sep-14 14:09pm    
It's not well-formed question, i guess. It's too vague to answer it. Are you expect answer such as: use Google?
What is your real problem?
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Sep-14 15:45pm    
Well, I think Solution 1, even though it's not "use Google", is reasonable enough. But "use Google" is really a key... ;-)
—SA

The best tutorials are on the next Micrososft site: http://www.asp.net/mvc[^]
I recommend you to start with the next set of video training: http://www.asp.net/mvc/videos/pluralsight-building-applications-with-aspnet-mvc-4[^]
 
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Sep-14 15:43pm    
I would reference just the 1st. 5ed.
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Maciej Los 29-Sep-14 16:35pm    
Agree, +5!
Raul Iloc 30-Sep-14 0:51am    
Thank you for your vote!
Basics for MVC[^]

This video will clear every basic in depth knowledge on MVC.

Pluralsight no doubt a great platform, but following books are the best Adam Freeman's Asp.Net professional MVC
 
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