Introduction. Chapter 1: Introducing the Project: TheBeerHouse. Chapter 2: Introducing the ASP.NET Model-View-Controller (MVC). Chapter 3: Developing the Site Design. Chapter 4: Planning an Architecture. Chapter 5: Membership and User Profiling. Chapter 6: News, Article, and Blog Management. Chapter 7: Opinion Polls. Chapter 8: Newsletters. Chapter 9: Forums. Chapter 10: E-commerce Store. Chapter 11: Localizing the Site. Chapter 12: Deploying the Site. Index.

The utility of this book will be a nuts and bolts how-to guide on creating a website using MVC.  It will solve some of the most common problems that programmers run into when creating their first application or when trying to upgrade a current application to this new technology. The book, much like the first one, will break each section down into 3 parts: the Problem, the Design, and the Solution.  For the most part, the chapter outline will be mostly the same, because the majority of the chapters are still just as important now to web developers as they were when the book was originally written. However, this edition includes MVC updates within these chapters.   Some of the site features covered in the book and provided in the TheBeerHouse example/framework code are: registration and membership system and user-selectable themes content management system for articles and photos polls, mailing lists, and forums e-commerce store, shopping cart, order management with real-time credit-card processing localization In building and working with these features the site developer will learn: Master pages, themes, membership, and profiles Server-side UI controls Compilation, deployment, instrumentation, error handling and logging Data access The MVC (model view controller) approach to separation of the site UI and presentation layer from the pluggable data access layer and business logic layer