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For someone wanting to make their site more dynamic and wanting to make async calls to external methods (C#/CSHTML files), what would you suggest would be the best place to start learning this type of stuff?
Jquery is probably the most efficient way to make your site more dynamic whether it's simply adding visual effects or making AJAX calls to the server.
You can catch any tutorial like this one and start revamping your site!
I'd suggest learning Javascript first, then you can read some tutorials about AJAX.
After this, you can try jQuery if you want. But don't start with it. Learn the basics first.
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I'm trying to create a c# program that automates operations on IMDb (looks up a title and then adds it to a user's private list). I'd prefer to use c# because this last part of a program that also does other operations, but if it should be too difficult I might also be forced to use another language (python). As said before I really would like to use c# but I really don't know where to start, from what I understand I should use the "tags" in the html page, but I'm open to suggestions on how to proceed
site: https://www.imdb.com/
I tried to use a Chrome extension to parse the page and find the way to choose the right html button but i don't know how to go about it (i'm just a beginner in c# and i wanted to learn something by doing this little project)
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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.
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I want to apologize in advance, I think this may be a commonly asked question and I hate to repeat it, although I did search for a bit I couldn't come up with any results that answer my question, which is;
I've spend the last 8-9 months self teaching myself C# and I have come along pretty well, I can build my own small programs. I asked some people from various different places what my next step should be, they mostly said to learn ASP.NET, so thinking it was easy I didn't press for further information. A few days later I go to search for some tutorials/practice vids and information for ASP.NET to find out there's so many versions and different types that I had no idea where to begin. I've heard a lot about ASP.NET 3.5 I think it's called, but then lots of people are talking about something called ASP.NET MVC.
So finally to my question, for web related things, what version/type/name of ASP.NET do I need to learn? My guess is the ASP.NET 3.5, but I really want to be sure before I put months of learning into it.
You can start here: http://asp.net
asp.net
And google search.
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I want to generate some XML, display it in a web page, and allow the user to edit the xml if they want.
Is there a control / library / commonly accepted technique that would achieve these goals ?
I've seen a couple possible solutions but nothing has stood out, so I turn to the StackOverflow community to guide me to the best possible solution.
I don't have any technology limitations set here however I would like to remain in the HTML/Javascript or .NET technologies if possible.
I think you can edit XML files using the TreeView.
Take a look at this article:
http://aspalliance.com/1873_Edit_XML_Files_Using_ASPNET_TreeView_Control
Try to use editarea. See demo.
I have some experience with Xml Web Pad and I found it has pretty good features suitable for your needs.
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I had a bunch of bookmark to "www.asp.net/learn/", specially the one about data-access and security.
I was keeping them to send them to newbies.
The site seem to be wiped.
Someone found an archive???
Via forums.asp.net: Where did the Learn page go?
They probably just did some consolidation. The videos are still there. http://www.asp.net/learn/videos/ the same thing happened last time. give it a few days or so and they may provide links to the material.
Way Back Machine
From the link http://forums.asp.net/t/1535662.aspx posted by tadmason:
With the new site design most of the content that had been on the Learn page has moved to the new Web Forms section, or the updated MVC section. Below please find a chart to help you find what you might be looking for:
Or as Jaxidian suggested, you could use the Way Back Machine: http://web.archive.org/web/%2a/http://www.asp.net/learn/