Showing posts with label experience. Show all posts
Showing posts with label experience. Show all posts

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Please advise me

Hi Everybody,

I am very much novice to .NET.At present i am working in C,Unix Product development.I got no experience in .net infact i am a fresher who is holding months of experience.I am interested in .net development also am anticipating some development works in .net in my firm.

i dont have any knowledge in this domain.and dont know how to start.

Having said by some of my collegues that asp.net and C# are having better oppurtunities today i want to choose the same path to start up my carrer in .Net .

Can any one please kindly advise me how to start up with .net and what meterial to follow?

Awaiting for your response

Thank you

with regards,

Srikanth

Hi,

and welcome to the ASP.NET forums.

You can freely download the VWD Express tool on this site, take the Tutorials and follow the Guided tour. That'll give you some insight. I read that you already developed with C so I would like to advice you to learn C# as your main development language in .NET.

If you're looking for a decent book you can search through the Book reviews forum and if you should have questions you can visit the forums and ask them.

Grz, Kris.

PS: have fun!


Welcome!

Download VWD Express edition from www.asp.net site. In this edition webserver is in built, no need of IIS for development purpose.

To know about asp.net refer following link:

http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/aspplus/doc/whatisaspx.aspx

If you don't about web programming, I suggest you to read basics ofHTML (tags) , JavaScript (useful for client side programming), .NETframework architecture.

Best of luck.

For any further difficulties in ASP.NET please visit this forum.

:-)

Regards

Kuldeep Deokule.

deokule2003 wrote:

If you don't about web programming, I suggest you to read basics of HTML (tags) , JavaScript (useful for client side programming), .NET framework architecture.

A nice site to learn more about these ishttp://www.w3schools.com/ or you can also take a look at the official documents:http://www.w3.org/TR/.

Grz, Kris.

Please get me started with a Web Shop application

I am a software developer doing ASP.NET work to gain experience.

Now I am looking at a relatively low budget Web Shop application.

Guess I should start with some kind of framework?

Should I go Nuke? Or is the portal concept not relevant for a single application?

IBuySpy store? Or is that more of a reference implementation?

Is there some standard way to exchange information with other applications like accounting programs etc?

This is in Europe, €s only, English only, international shipping, manual credit-card processing.Hello, you may want to start with IBYStore which which will give you a good experience in the field of ecommerce. Then after this, you would have gained good experience,you may start thinking of ther advanced possiblr solutions.

best of luck.
It is for experience, but also I cant bind up a lot of time in the project, and I need to create a relatively OK site!

Also it should be easy to administer. I need to create a way so that he can configure menus, also with his present solution he can just edit an Access DB with the product information and drop it on the server.

I am not so sure IBS is so easy to use from the administrators point of view, and that it easy to make these kind of modifications in IBS?

Another question: How much would you guys charge (Money/Days) for a project like this? (Say a store based on IBS with some modifications?) I guess people who do this usually do a lot of very similar projects of a few days/weeks, so they would be able to do it very fast?
IBS is open source, so you can modify if you understand the source. It might take a while before you do so...
Hi,

The cost and time span is based on the complexity of the web-site.

It can be calculated by the effort required to build (effor in man/hours).

hope u get it.