I suggest reading the this book: Freeman A. Sanderson S. - Pro ASP.NET MVC 3 Framework Third Edition - 2011
The purpose is to feel confident in main Asp.Net Mvc features: knowing responsibility of each player(model, view, controller), abstracting away from hardcoding(loose coupling), dependency injection(which is widely used in this framework), URL routing, model validation, extention techniques(we will often need to customize some default behavior, e.g. authentication).
Before starting writing code, we'd better have an imagination of what we're working with and what it's capable of.
You can also google for some "Asp.Net MVC best practices" etc.
Don't concentrate too much on details - you will deal with them during the coding. Just get the general impression of the framework and its main ideas & techniques.
I suggest reading the this book: Freeman A. Sanderson S. - Pro ASP.NET MVC 3 Framework Third Edition - 2011 The purpose is to feel confident in main Asp.Net Mvc features: knowing responsibility of each player(model, view, controller), abstracting away from hardcoding(loose coupling), dependency injection(which is widely used in this framework), URL routing, model validation, extention techniques(we will often need to customize some default behavior, e.g. authentication). Before starting writing code, we'd better have an imagination of what we're working with and what it's capable of. You can also google for some "Asp.Net MVC best practices" etc. Don't concentrate too much on details - you will deal with them during the coding. Just get the general impression of the framework and its main ideas & techniques.