ASP.NET MVC is a free, fully supported, Microsoft product that enables developers to easily build great web applications. It provides total control over your HTML and URLs, enables rich AJAX integration, and facilitates test driven development.


Here is a list of various ASP.NET MVC Sample Applications demonstrating the new ASP.NET MVC Framework from Microsoft. If you like to have any of these applications hosted on a server, you can consider ASPHostCentral.com as your ASP.NET MVC hosting provider. With a package starting from only $4.99/month, you can have the latest ASP.NET MVC 2 RC framework running on our server.


CarTrackr

CarTrackr is a sample application for the ASP.NET MVC framework using the repository pattern and dependency injection using the Unity application block. It was written for various demos in presentations done by Maarten Balliauw. CarTrackr is an online software application designed to help you understand and track your fuel usage and kilometers driven. You will have a record on when you filled up on fuel, how many kilometers you got in a given tank, how much you spent and how much liters of fuel you are using per 100 kilometer. CarTrackr will enable you to improve your fuel economy and save money as well as conserve fuel. Fuel economy and conservation is becoming an important way to control your finances with the current high price

http://cartrackr.codeplex.com/


Codecampserver

This is the source code repository for CodeCampServer, a free, open source Code Camp management web application.

http://code.google.com/p/codecampserver/


Contact Manager

In this series of tutorials, Stephen Walther demonstartes how to use the ASP.NET MVC framework to build an entire Contact Manager application using unit tests, test-driven development, Ajax, and software design principles and patterns

http://www.asp.net/mvc/


FlickrXplorer

The project is an open source initiative to present users a fast photo explorer and search tool to browse millions of photos in flickr. The app is made with a bit of jQuery blend using Asp.net MVC and custom LINQ. The project also embodies a cloud computing scenario where the actual datastore lies millions of miles away invoked though simple API. The Application gives a nice starting point for Asp.net MVC, it also shows a strong integration of jQuery with Asp.net MVC as a client framework. It uses Athena (http://www.codeplex.com/LinqFlickr) LINQ to flickr API for fetching in and out data which is made on a custom LINQ provider toolkit made best for creating LINQ to Cloud APIs (http://www.codeplex.com/LinqExtender).

http://flickrxplorer.codeplex.com/


Kigg

KiGG is a Web 2.0 style social news web application developed in Microsoft supported technologies. The project uses ASP.NET MVC, Linq To SQL, MS Patterns & Practices Enterprise Library and Unity, jQuery, xUnit.net, Moq, HtmlAgilityPack, DotNetOpenId, and other 3rd party libraries

http://www.codeplex.com/Kigg


MVC StoreFront

I'm creating an ongoing series of webcasts and blog posts, documenting the building of an eCommerce storefront using ASP.NET MVC

http://blog.wekeroad.com/mvc-storefront/


Nerddinner

NerdDinner.com is an event management site so computer folks can meet and talk technology over a meal. It uses ASP.NET MVC along with jQuery, ASP.NET Ajax, Virtual Earth Javascript controls, and LINQ to SQL. It’s also a real site running at NerdDinner.com that you can use to schedule geek meet ups and nerd dinners in your neighborhood!

http://nerddinner.codeplex.com/


Oxite

Oxite is an open source, web standards compliant, blog engine built on ASP.NET MVC and LINQ To SQL. Oxite supports all the features we consider essential to a blog engine, including the MetaWebLog API (to allow you to use LiveWriter or similar tools to add/edit your posts), trackbacks, pingbacks, Sitemaps (for search engines), RSS and ATOM feeds (at the site, blog, tag and post level ... plus feeds of all new comments... great for the site owner), tags, integrated search, web based admin features (including editing posts, your site settings, etc.), email subscriptions for new comments, basic support to publish 'pages' (non-blog content) and more.

http://www.codeplex.com/oxite