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I’ve been reading a lot about .NET’s step into the MVC framework. I’ve tried the example applications too. However, I’ve been a java programmer for a while. So without having any knowledge of c# it gets difficult to understand the MVC applications.
What would you guys suggest is the best resource to get up and running with c# and then dive into the the cool MVC world.
For a long time, I’ve not liked ASP.net because of its cumbersome hoch poch structure.
Head first C# is a very good book which you can go through, to get a good grasp on C# and once you’ve got the basics of C# right (which shouldn’t take you long, since you come from a Java background), Go through Stephen Walther’s blog, His blog is the best resource to learn ASP.NET MVC. Another good resource for learning ASP.NET MVC is the site http://www.asp.net/mvc, This site collects the aggregation of most of the resources on MVC, And lastly don’t forget to watch the dimecasts (screencasts) for ASP.NET MVC.