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Please don't mistake this for a NerdDinner. It's not an MVC best practice application. It's not really an anything best practice application, it's only purpose is to show you how to use Nvigorate in an application.

Once I'm done with this demo, I'll post the source, but for now, if you want to follow along, I hope to make this guide thorough enough for you to do so.

Table of Contents [Hide/Show] Prerequisites Create your solution Steps

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Prerequisites

Before you can start, you'll need to set up your environment. You'll also need to download and install ASP.NET MVC, if you haven't already done so.

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Create your solution

You'll want to create the MVC application and name it Nvigorate.Demo. Allow it to create a unit test project for me (Nvigorate.Demo.Tests) and add two projects to the solution:

• Nvigorate.Demo.Domain
• Nvigorate.Demo.Services

Then you're ready to begin!

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Steps

1. Configuration
2. Creating the Demo Database
3. Generating Database Schema Code
4. Creating The Domain Model
5. Creating The Maps
6. Retrieving Data
7. Persisting The Model