ASP.NET MVC Preview 3 Videos

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  Introduction to ASP.NET MVC Preview 3
  
  Scott Hanselman walks you through an ASP.NET MVC Hello World example in this video updated for Preview 3. He also explains the lifecycle of an ASP.NET MVC application.
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  Basic Application Building with ASP.NET MVC Preview 3
  
  Scott Hanselman uses a sample database to create a basic Product Catalog management application with create, read, update and delete functionality. You can download the source for this application at Phil Haack's blog.

ASP.NET MVC Storefront Starter Kit

The MVC Storefront project documents the building of an Ecommerce application using ASP.NET MVC and Test-driven development. The goal of this starter kit is to introduce the development process of a large-scale application that goes beyond the typical demo or sample application and to create something applicable and reusable in a very open, transparent way.

Rob Conery has documented the development process on his blog and created a video series for many of the development steps. During the process Rob has solicited feedback from members of the community and also held design sessions with prominent Microsoft MVPs. The Project is ongoing and will update with each change in the MVC Framework.

• Download the Storefront Code
• Watch the Storefront Video Series
• Discuss in the Storefront Forum

ASP.NET MVC Preview 2 Videos

These videos are from Preview 2 and while a few things have changed, they are still useful primers for ASP.NET MVC. Over time we will be updating these to the latest version of ASP.NET MVC.

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  Part 1 - Displaying Data
  
  In this updated introductory screencast on the Mix release of ASP.NET MVC, Scott Hanselman will walk you through writing controllers, pulling data from a model and displaying it in a view.
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  Part 2 - Editing Data and Making Forms
  
  ASP.NET MVC provides a framework that enables you to easily implement the model-view-controller (MVC) pattern for Web applications. This pattern lets you separate applications into loosely coupled, pluggable components for application design, processing logic, and display. ASP.NET MVC also greatly facilitates test -driven development (TDD).
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  Part 3 - Advanced Techniques
  
  Scott Hanselman walks through the Mix Hands-on-Labs in this release of ASP.NET MVC. We'll create a custom ViewEngine, ActionFilterAttributes, an InterceptionController and a catch-all route.
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  Part 4 - Testing
  
  In this fourth video, Scott Hanselman sits down with the ASP.NET MVC Preview 2 bits and does some Test Driven Development (TDD). We'll explore how to Mock away the new intrinsics with Mocking Frameworks in order to test your Controllers.

Some blog posts about ASP.NET MVC

Walkthrough: Creating a Basic MVC Project in Visual Studio

Check out the Quickstarts for ASP.NET MVC. In the Quickstarts you can find more in-depth information about the feature, find samples, and see the features in action.

Quickstarts for ASP.NET MVC