ASP.Net MVC 2 video tutorial

[Cogman]

http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/matth...ott-Hanselman/
http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/matth...ott-Hanselman/

Really great videos about MVC, and the presenter is great. Wonderful humor. Just thought I would share.

Best part (for me) he types in
"<img width="350" href="something" />"
And says
"Its at this point that all the css guys out there are going 'NOOO, scott Hanselman doesn't know a thing about computers!'" lol. He also makes fun of regular expressions.

[clamum]

I know this is an old thread but I figured it was worth bumping for anyone out there just learning ASP.NET MVC. I got put on a project at work to assist in building a website from the ground up using MVC and Entity Framework and I have never done any MVC work before (just regular Web Forms), so these are great references for me.

Two years late, but thanks Cogman! Hahaha.

[Tweak155]

Originally Posted by clamum

I know this is an old thread but I figured it was worth bumping for anyone out there just learning ASP.NET MVC. I got put on a project at work to assist in building a website from the ground up using MVC and Entity Framework and I have never done any MVC work before (just regular Web Forms), so these are great references for me.

Two years late, but thanks Cogman! Hahaha.

I wonder how it relates to the latest MVC (3)?

I watched some MVC 3 videos on MS website and they actually weren't half bad.

[clamum]

Originally Posted by Tweak155

I wonder how it relates to the latest MVC (3)?

I watched some MVC 3 videos on MS website and they actually weren't half bad.

I am not sure. My co-worker mentioned "Razor" which I do not know much about but I think it is a part of MVC 3?

And yeah, actually the videos and documentation/tutorials on asp.net are pretty dang good IMO.

[douglasb]

Latest MVC is actually MVC 4. And MVC 2 doesn't relate to it much at all, any more.

[Tweak155]

Originally Posted by douglasb

Latest MVC is actually MVC 4. And MVC 2 doesn't relate to it much at all, any more.

Dang. When I tried to teach myself a few months back it was MVC 3.

[wand3r3r]

I think 3/4 are a lot closer to each other, but 2 doesn't have the Razor view engine which is a huge improvement.

[Train]

3 is when I decided to Jump in. Always avoid a 1.0 from MS.

4 doesnt seem to change much.

Razor view engine is very nice.