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Professional ASP.NET MVC 1.0 Book Released!

The long anticipated ASP.NET MVC book entitled “Professional ASP.NET MVC 1.0” has just been released and available over at Amazon.com right now.  Published by Wrox and content put together by some of our greatest names in the .NET community, Scott Guthrie, Rob Conery, Scott Hanselman and Phil Haack.

I also published in a previous post regarding the free “NerdDinner” eBook chapter been offered as an excerpt from the book, it starts from a “File -> New Project” perspective and contains everything you need to know to perform your first simple ASP.NET MVC application. It is well laid out and demonstrates in good detail how to get going with Scott Gu guiding you all the way.

Grab your copy of the book today!

PS. I apologise I haven’t updated this blog that much recently, been pretty busy coding and not much time spent writing! Although I do have a bunch of stuff I want to share that I will get to in due course.  But for daily updates, don’t forget you can follow me on Twitter.

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My name is Graham O'Neale and I'm a software architect from Gold Coast, Australia. I am an overtime thinker, full time coder and awake part time in the real world. I have a keen interest in software development, particularly in the realm of programming (C#, ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, LINQ (2 SQL), Entity Framework, Silverlight, Blend, WCF, WPF) and a keen interest in the cutting edge and innovation. I have a new found love for design patterns, ALT.NET practices and well crafted software architecture. The purpose of this blog is to express any thoughts, findings, tips and gripes along my travels in the wonderful world of coding and technology...