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Together with playing around with Silverlight, lately I started to have a look at the MVC framework that the ASP.NET released as part of ASP.NET 3.5 extensions. Here is a list of some of the best links I found on the topic:

• Downloadable content from ScottHa blog:
  • ScottGu MVC Presentation and ScottHa Screencast from ALT.NET Conference - the first presentation ever on the MVC framework
  • ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions - plus MVC How-To Screencast - How-to Screencast on the MVC framework
  • DevConnections - The ASP.NET MVC Framework - With the PPT presentation held at DevConnections
• The original ASP.NET MVC series by ScottGu:
  • ASP.NET MVC Framework (Part 0): What is it?
  • ASP.NET MVC Framework (Part 1)
  • ASP.NET MVC Framework (Part 2): URL Routing
  • ASP.NET MVC Framework (Part 3): Passing ViewData from Controllers to Views
  • ASP.NET MVC Framework (Part 4): Handling Form Edit and Post Scenarios
• The "Testing MVC" series, featuring Phil Haack:
  • Rhino Mocks + Extension Methods + MVC == Crazy Delicious
  • TDD and Dependency Injection with ASP.NET MVC
  • Writing Unit Tests For Controller Actions
  • Testing Routes In ASP.NET MVC
• Two architectural views on ASP.NET MVC:
  • ASP.NET MVC Design Philosophy - by the guy that is building it
  • An Architectural View of the ASP.NET MVC Framework - some thoughts by Dino Esposito
• If you prefer listening to podcasts:
  • ASP.NET MVC with Jeffery Palermo on ASP.NET Podcast (before the release)
  • ASP.NET MVC with Phil Haack on ASP.NET Podcast
  • Jeff Palermo on ASP.NET MVC on .NET
    
  • Jeff Palermo on the ASP .NET MVC Framework on DNR TV (video show)
  • ASP.NET MVC and the Future of Model View Presenter : Interview with Jeffery Palermo on Polymorphic Podcast
• A list of add-ons for the MVC framework:
  • MVCContrib by Jeffrey Palermo
• And more advanced stuff, like writing your own IControllerFactory, IRouteHandler, using databinding and much more are available on Fredrik Normen blog (thanks Ema for this)

Probably I might have missed some other interesting posts, but these are more than enough to get you started on the topic.

UPDATE: I added some other links, thanks to Simone Busoli for reminding me that Internet is not text-only any more.