So, I'm considering a job change however it appears all of the positions in the salary range I'm looking at require MVC experience. I currently work in a one man shop where I have pretty much full autonomy over the application I write and support. I figured
I could use my time to learn MVC and potentially rewrite my current application into ASP.Net MVC. My concern is that since I work in a one man shop I'm sort of in a vacuum here and would like some input/direction on what's considered professional grade in
the industry. Flipping through several books on MVC 4 & 5 I don't see a lot of real world examples. Here's some things I'm looking for that hopefully people with experience can clue me in on:
1. I created an empty MVC project in VS2013. Is this really the structure the pros adhere to? What additions/subtractions do you make?
2. What about data access? Most of the books tend to lean towards Entity Framework ...
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