This tutorial provides you with a high-level overview of ASP.NET MVC models, views, and controllers. In other words, it explains the ‘M’, ‘V’, and ‘C’ in ASP.NET MVC. After reading this tutorial, you should understand how the different parts of an ASP.NET MVC application work together. You should also understand how the architecture of an ASP.NET MVC application
Dan Wahlin presents 5 compelling reasons to try out ASP.NET MVC: Automatic mapping of control values to object properties Automatic generation of views Built-in AJAX support Intergrarion with other JavaScript libraries such as JQuery Promotes better coding practices and a Solid Application Architecture
Bruno Piovan shows how to post updates to Twitter using the .NET WebClient. Very simple and elegant. No need to include an external library. public void PostTwitterUpdate(string userName, string password, string updateMessage){ using (WebClient wc = new WebClient()) { wc.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(userName, password); ServicePointManager.Expect100Continue = false; byte[] updateMessageBytes