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What's an example of a reasonably modern, well-designed, fairly complex ASP.NET webforms site, with source code available? Particularly that use MVP or MVC patterns.

Note: I'm not looking for sites that use the ASP.NET MVC framework. I'm looking for sites built with traditional webforms, even if they happen to use the MVC pattern

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As for MVC, it's more of a tutorial, but NerdDinner is a pretty good app/tutorial. MVC is quite new, so good well-architected, free sites aren't as common. I'd love to see a few. There's a PDF with NerdDinner that walks through the application.

For Webforms, XD World Recipes is a well-architected n-tier application. It's a bit old ( 2 years ), which makes it nice for learning the basics of N-Tier, before we had all the syntactic sugar of Linq etc.

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Take a look at Testable DNN Module - it is implemented using the Web Forms MVP framework. For further information on web forms MVP, I would recommend listening to the following Hanselminutes podcast.

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Checkout http://www.codeproject.com/KB/architecture/ModelViewPresenter.aspx

This post is from a few years ago. It does a great job of showing a full-fledged, practical example of using an MVP pattern on ASP.NET Web Forms.

Billy McCafferty has examples of 3 different levels of complexity. I recommend taking a look at the "sample MVP enterprise solution".

Also, here's a great article by Jean-Paul Boodhoo on MVP with Web Forms: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc188690.aspx