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Test-Drive ASP.NET MVC is a fantastic introduction to the way ASP.NET MVC applications were meant to be developed—in a test-first fashion. Jonathan gently introduces the reader to both ASP.NET MVC 2 and TDD, with just the right dash of ReSharper tips and tricks thrown in for good measure. Highly recommended for those new to ASP.NET MVC or TDD!
Test-Drive ASP.NET MVC is a great introduction to a whole raft of techniques for building applications that leverage the ASP.NET MVC framework. The book explores aspects of producing web-based applications in the context of MVC, making sure to point out a good set of tools that you can choose to augment your application development process.
ASP.NET MVC represents a great leap forward for .NET developers looking to produce more deterministic (bug-free) applications. In an eerie parallel that’s almost certainly intentional, Jonathan’s book represents a great leap forward for .NET developers looking to produce ASP.NET MVC code quickly, cleanly, and correctly. Highly recommended.
Every developer should understand what MVC is all about. Jonathan’s friendly, clear writing style, the practical examples, and the helpful best-practice guidance combine to make this book a must-read for every ASP.NET developer.
