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I have an application which is built in windows form C# where I have a View, a Model and s ManagerHelper folder with classes in it. I wanted to convert this application into MVC application.
I know it's not convertable and needs to be implemented from scratch. The reason I wish to create to an MVC project is because I'm new to MVC and wish to learn it.
I'm familiar with HTML syntax however this seems to be really hard to get a grip of.
So my question is: What would a good approach if I which to change my windows form application into an MVC application.
Any link to articles or any books recommendation for Learning MVC would be helpful as well.
There was an article about this in MSDN magazine last year. It should help guide you. You can read it HERE
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I'm new to Slickflow. What is the use of Slickflow in Dot net core and how to use it? Is it an API or MVC Project or something other?
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How can I implement Slickflow in my project? Give an example like see Users flow or anything you want. I'm considering which classes and how to do make a diagram?
If you are talking about this SlickFlow. It looks like a .NET, .NET CORE Open Source Workflow Engine with this GitHub repo. Here is their Quick Start Tutorial as well as some SlickFlow Application Code Example with complete C# code.
There are two articles from code project:
Slickflow NETCore Open Source Workflow Engine
Slickflow Coding Graphic Model User Manual
I am one contributor from slickflow team, if someone has any questions, we can do any help here. Thanks
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I'm trying to develop a module for DotNetNuke 7 however 90% of the tutorials use templates which I really want to avoid. The other 10% are just simple hello world modules.
I was wondering if anyone could share a simple module project with database access and database queries that I could study or simply tell me what I need to do to go about doing this.
All of the modules on the DNN Forge are open source, if you want to peruse their source code. We also have some simple (and not simple) modules on our GitHub account (the simplest being Tell-A-Friend, Jackrabbit, and Take-Out)
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I'd like to start working on a web-based ASP.net application to assist me with some DBA-type tasks.
I am looking for resources, books, tutorials that might show me how to get started in writing a GUI front end for a web-based application using ASP.Net and C#?
I'll need to use whichever option (MVC or Web Forms) that supports:
dynamic charts, graphs, dash boards and metrics to present data graphically
dynamic menus and options driven by database to prevent rebuilding every time a new option is added
What are ASP.NET & C# best practices for web-based application?
I think the best place to start is the ASP.NET website.
I found the NerdDinner tutorial pretty helpful to learn ASP.NET MVC, if you're looking for a walkthrough.
http://nerddinnerbook.s3.amazonaws.com/Intro.htm
Plural Sight has been an excellent resource for me.
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Background: I am learning ASP.NET MVC, I am a decent HTML/CSS writer with some JS but I know c# and I am looking for something more in web development.
Question: I am about to create a basic "brochure" (static) webpage, no database needed, for a friend. A contact form will be used along with some pretty JS. Is it overkill to create a new MVC project in VS and build their site using this technology (disregarding the small price increase in hosting)? I really want to begin playing with ASP and I wonder if this is a perfect starting point.
Thank you.
By "brochure" I'm assuming that all the content will be static? If so, yes it's overkill. You aren't going to get to use many of the MVC features.
If you want to play with ASP.NET MVC, just do it. I'd recommend maybe some Pluralsight videos, or a book like ASP.NET MVC in Action (Manning) series or Professional ASP.NET MVC (Wrox) series.
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Is it possible to have a dynamic website built using HTML5, CSS, JS and have it link to a backend using c#?
Am new to the whole microsoft side of development (coming from a php background) and haven't a clue.
thinking in terms of medium to enterprise applications.
thanks
Yes, use asp.net mvc...This is what you want: http://www.asp.net/mvc/mvc4
Here is a bunch of good video tutorials: http://www.asp.net/mvc/videos/pluralsight-building-applications-with-aspnet-mvc-4
Yes. Although I'd recommend looking at things like Angular.js (its what Gmail uses) to provide the best experience on the front-end. The backend can still be C# either ASP.NET[MVC] or WebAPI.