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This walkthrough illustrates how to create an ASP.NET MVC areas application using a Visual Studio solution that contains a single project. The walkthrough creates the functional framework for a weblog (blog) site that has the following areas:

  • Main. This is entry point to the Web application. This area includes the landing page and a log-in feature.
  • Blog. This area is used for displaying blog posts and searching the archive.
  • Dashboard. This area is used for creating and editing blog posts.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee461420(VS.100).aspx

Good tutorial for POCO with Entity Framework 4

http://blogs.msdn.com/adonet/pages/feature-ctp-walkthrough-code-only-for-the-entity-framework.aspx

This walkthrough illustrates how to create an ASP.NET MVC areas application using a Visual Studio solution that contains a single project. The walkthrough creates the functional framework for a weblog (blog) site that has the following areas:

  • Main. This is entry point to the Web application. This area includes the landing page and a log-in feature.
  • Blog. This area is used for displaying blog posts and searching the archive.
  • Dashboard. This area is used for creating and editing blog posts.

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The ASP.NET MVC framework depends on ASP.NET Routing to route browser requests to controller actions. In order to take advantage of ASP.NET Routing, you might have to perform additional configuration steps on your web server. It all depends on the version of Internet Information Services (IIS) and the request processing mode for your application.

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http://www.tampadev.org/News/Details/ASPNETMVCBestPractices

If you are looking for some best practices when using the ASP.NET MVC Framework for web applications, here are a few blog posts that include a list of recommended best practices when using the ASP.NET MVC Framework:

 

ASP.NET MVC Resources

 

Phil Haack has shared some of the plans in the works for ASP.NET MVC 2.0 After the initial release, the team didn’t slow down at all. They have a great line-up, and I’m going to share it with you in this post. Before some of the feature areas, I wanted to share some of what the team has stated are the targets for the v2.0 release.

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