Nerd. Dinner. com Where Geeks Eat. Project Description. The Open Source ASP. NET MVC Project that helps nerds and computer people plan get togethers. You can see the site running LIVE at http www. This projects goal is to. Technology People to host their Lunches, Flashmobs, Dinners and informal get togethers. As of August 2. ASP. NET MVC 3 and adding a bunch of new features. You can get the source from the. Source Code tab above if you like, or wait for a formal release in the next few weeks. Heres what were working on Mvc 3 Razor  added EF Code First for a database that already exists  added All libraries via Nu. Get  added Yep. Nope with Modernizr  added. JQuery Mobile beta 2  added, some back button issues. HiuTxIsG7kQ/UQVAe0VASPI/AAAAAAAAAbA/MP1fq7irA4A/w1200-h630-p-k-no-nu/image072.png' alt='Sample Asp.Net Projects With Source Code' title='Sample Asp.Net Projects With Source Code' />PDF files that contain the Visual Studio 2005 documentation. Most Helpful Reviews In my case, I was looking for ideas on how to test ASP. NET MVC projects, and Nerd Dinner has helpful sample code This project is now so out. MCA, B. Tech live projects with source code Learn. NET by practising our sample projects with source code. Microsofts open source project hosting web site. You can use CodePlex to find open source software or create new projects to share with the world. Examples for using iMacros efficiently. All macros and scripts listed here are included in the default installation of iMacros Samples unless otherwise noted. Follow along with these examples before building your own applications with Delphi. Find tutorials for beginners and professionals that take you stepbystep through. An updated Mobile. Capable. Razor. View. Engine fixing. a nasty caching bug Scott introduced a few years back. This probably needs to be tested some more then Pete and I will make it a Nu. Installing East Asian Language Pack'>Installing East Asian Language Pack. Get package for MVC3. MVC4 will have formal support for mobile views baked in. Geolocation, both desktop and mobile  added, some mobile work needed. Mvc. Html. 5Templates by Scott Kirkland  added. ELMAH and Mini. Profiler to come soon almost done. Degrees Mobile capabilities module  added. Dot. Net. Open. Auth by Andrew Arnott  added. Web Deploy Transforms  added. Open. ID added Support all Countries added Exploit Virtual Earths APIs more added draggable pins RSS Feeds for all pages added a main one, need more Cal downloads for all events added an i. Cal feed, and i. Cal for each details. My Dinners added Mobile version of the site added Twitter integration Facebook integration Added Facebook, Twitter, sharing. Blog Badges showing nearby dinners with automatic geo location. Added Flair, updating with cleaner implementation. As many Tests and as much Coverage as we can stomach need volunteers Continuous Integration Server almost done. Thanks Jet. Brains We are currently adding lots of new features to Nerd. Dinner. Would you like to help The original tutorial no longer applies exactly, as it was written a few years ago for an older version of MVC. That said, it can still be a good learning tool so you can download a 1. PDF walkthrough loaded with code and screenshots. Also, if you have made a modification to Nerd. Dinner, for example, to get it to run on Azure, or with NHibernate, let us know and well link it here Other Nerd. Dinner forksversions out there Leave your feature ideas at http feedback. Put bugs above in the Issue Tracker. Heres instructions if you want to run. Nerddinner on MonoLinux. Where can I find a Good Sample ASP. NET Database Driven Web Application If you dont want to worry about writing your DAL Data Access Layer, then I suggest looking at Nhibernate. There are samples with it and ASP. NET here, here, and here. Heres a sample with just Oracle and ASP. NET. If you are looking for just sample ASP. War In The Pacific Tutorial Pdf on this page. NET Applications without an Object Relational Mapper like NHibernate, try this. Also, on a higher level, youre looking for an N Tier ASP. NET application design. There are good tutorials on that here, here, and here.