Not really.
We use the following technologies, if your read the docs on each of these things you should be in a pretty good spot:
- ASP.net MVC
- Autofac (IoC container)
- nHibernate (ORM)
If there are specific questions feel free to ask. If you are after something smaller to get started with https://github.com/shouldly/shouldly/issues has a bunch of Jump in issues which are quite small and easy to get started with the open source flow.
Cheers,
Jake
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Things may be able to be simplified in FunnelWeb, there were plans for page templates and a bunch of other complex things which many MVC sites would not require.
The best way to learn is to run FunnelWeb, find a missing feature or a bug then try and fix it/add it.