Mike Bosch's Blog on .NET

www.yonkly.com is a twitter clone done in ASP.NET MVC.  More information here: www.emadibrahim.com/.../yonkly-open-source-twitter

Check out www.jobtree.com.au

Very small app, but my personal blog was built in MVC 2 - http://aboutjasonjung.com

Probably good to have a mix of different scale websites.

Here is a website I am currently developing using ASP.NET MVC:

http://mytpi.navin.biz

It allows producing very clean HTML, take a look.

Here's a realestate site I developed using MVC preview 2, LINQ and jquery.

http://lizzabethbrown.com

My website http://newperceptionstech.com is also an MVC app, (not finished yet though, as of right now).

We built a hosted website CMS service for small businesses using MVC:  http://getrocketship.com/

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I built ShareTabs in it to get up to speed.  It's like SnipUrl but for multiple sites at once.  You get a single (customizable) url which displays a preview of all the sites, and allows you to view them in iframe tabs, or open them all into your browser tabs if it supports it (Firefox).  Found it really easy and productive to use the MVC framework, and it's converted me back from Rails!

http://sharetabs.com

Educational website by Plexus Corporation. Uses asp.net mvc and jquery.

whoops, sorry. I thought I included the link for that last one. here it is: http://ristem.org.

Educational website by Plexus Corporation. Uses asp.net mvc and jquery.

I've built an open source eCommerce site with MVC Framework:

http://sutekishop.co.uk/

Code is here:

code.google.com/.../sutekishop

Also uses LINQ-to-SQL and the Castle Windsor IoC container.

Mike

Check this out. This is some kind of a combination of yellow pages, craigslist and kijiji.

http://www.adsandpages.com

Nice List, Could you please include <a href="http://dealflakes.com">http://dealflakes.com</a> to it!

Thanks.

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Now you can add your own application GiftListr.

This is my attempt for a community site and blog.

Check out http://easyfantasyfootball.com

For now it's a Football statistics site. Will include a fantasy league in the next months.

A bot developers community web site.

http://bfbotparadise.org/

Please add this site www.guesswhatihave.com. Its community for collectioners.

Another one is http://www.afterkickoff.com. Football news site.

You say you host your sites with daily razor but they say that they don't have iis7. How can you host it without iis7?

My personal website www.klopfenstein.net was also built using MVC on IIS 6. I'm currently working in order to extend it to a complete CMS... In a couple of days www.gothicitalia.it will be published, running on the same setup.

I have used MVC to build my Real Estate and property search engine http://www.baseestate.com.

I run a built-from-scratch web shop which I converted from ASP.Net to ASP.Net MVC a while ago: http://www.jolena.be/, http://www.jolena.be/en/ for the English version.

http://futard.net is a place to share stories about people doing stupid things. It is written in ASP.NET MVC and jQuery

High School website - http://ksischool.com

My first deployed MVC website - done with RC1

www.erealestate.co.nz

Simple MVC site with menus loading from SiteMap and data loading from txt files.

I built http://retailredeemer.com using ASP.NET MVC. It's a coupon code listing site.  Maybe a bit spammy I know, but it was easy and fun to make thanks to MVC, plus you're free to copy and paste coupon codes without any annoying popups.

I built part of www.centralscredcross.org on MVC - its all powered by a simple but efficient CMS.

ASP.NET MVC Social Networking site that combines journals and profiles to get to know the real person.

oops. forgot this blog links the username. The site is www.tuesdate.com . It's been a fun and frustrating journey following ASP.NET from the very first preview release.

I think you should add www.istanbul.com to the list as the portal is one of the first and biggest portals developed with asp.net mvc.

I built http://www.rrreese.com/ in asp.net mvc to teach myself the framework. I found it very clean and easy to code with.

http://weblapas.lv - website builder (hosted cms)

My wife and I just built our feature-rich, blogging platform http://www.blogpub.com in ASP.NET MVC 1.0.  Some of the built-in blog features include: custom themes, Ajax driven polls and comments, drag and drop layouts, plugins, rss feeds, photo spread layouts, multiple languages and more.  Overall, I think I enjoy coding in ASP.NET MVC more than webforms because it seems to make working with ajax, json, and RESTful urls so much easier.

two sites running MVC now (and couple more in the works) -

http://www.muddata.com (mudlogging software company) and

http://www.imaxfinder.com (IMAX theater finder app)

Both running in IIS 6 with URL rewriter enabled to keep the .mvc out of the url's. Imax Finder also uses friendly url's for the various locations, ie http://www.imaxfinder.com/imax-theaters-in-Los-Angeles . So far, really enjoy the new MVC stuff.

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