I'd instead focus on this: http://pluralsight.com/training/courses/TableOfContents?courseName=aspdotnet-mvc5-fundamentals

Those videos are MVC3 and are several years old. If he's doing greenfield development, no need to learn about outdated concepts.


>Try this one http://pluralsight.com/training/courses/TableOfContents?courseName=real-world-aspdotnet-mvc3&highlight=rob-conery_mvc3-m7-saas!rob-conery_mvc3-m6-backbonejs!rob-conery_mvc3-m3-razor!rob-conery_mvc3-m5-controllers-pt2!rob-conery_mvc3-m9-going-live!rob-conery_mvc3-m4-controllers-pt1!rob-conery_mvc3-m1-foundations!rob-conery_mvc3-m2-membership!rob-conery_mvc3-m8-reporting#mvc3-m7-saas
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>>Maybe you're right :)
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>>I started this project trying to develop an HTML5 offline application using jquery & javascript pulling data using my Mere Mortals .NET Business Objects and have now moved on to include ASP.NET MVC, knockout.js, entity Framework & Web API. So I think my problem at the moment is getting all these things to fit together.
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>>I have watched a fair number of tutorials, but all are rather simplistic so when it comes down to me doing a real world application I realise what was missing from the tutorials.