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very good MVC tutorials?

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I know some of you know MVC pretty well. I want to get back into attempting to learn it. I've tried a few times but something with it I just can't wrap my head around.

Do you guys know of any really good tutorials or at least a full project I could look at? I learn bet by examples and seeing code normally gets it flowing.

The problem is most of the things I find are just WAY to basic and don't help me figure out more complex things with it.

Like things I know I can do in a web form very easily, either take me days to figure out or I can't figure it out at all.
 
What languages are you comfortable with? If you're trying to learn a new language while trying to learn a new framework, you'll be setting yourself up for disaster.
 
This is my secret weapon, pluralsight.com

http://pluralsight.com/training/Courses/TableOfContents/mvc4

This tutorial is by Scott Allen, he's pretty well known in the MS world.

Pluralsight costs $30 a month, and is far more valueable than any single technical book at that price. You can sign up for a 200 minute trial(able to watch any video on the website up to 200 minutes watch) but a credit card is required for the trial (to prevent people abusing free trials with multiple accounts).

I was trying to grasp MVC, but this accelerated my training. It goes into partial view, Ajax, and other more complex processes. There are even more advanced courses when you need more.

I won't say that any material on pluralsight can't be found anywhere else, I'm sure you can find sufficient material to learn without it. However the compilation of useful data, order of topics, and the video presentation to see code being created, makes it very worthwhile. I don't think you can learn faster through any other avenue (except for maybe having people like Scott Allen as a personal tutor).
 
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