any links for .Net projects with step by step explanation

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Hello Everyone, am planning to work on a complete .net project (front end + back end) which involves all the technologies. So, are there any websites or links or E-Books which helps and guides us with step-step process explanation and screen shots(if available).

I would really appreciate if anyone could help me.

Requirements:

c# (primary language)
asp
sql'08

ADO.net
Entity framework

java script
jquery
MVC etc

PLEASE HELP ME ! thanks a lot.

Posted 9-Jan-14 10:29am

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CPallini 9-Jan-14 18:11pm

We got warehouses of e-books, we got oceans of websites
we got EF when we need it, we got the JS crime

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2014-01-09T10:43:00

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This is an insane request. You can't hope to create a project that uses all these things, if you know none of them. There are tons of books that go step by step through one or a few of these technologies, but you should buy the books if you intend to make money from learning from them.

Why do you need ADO.NET if you're using EF ? You're not going to use ASP at all ( you can't in C# ), and if you're using MVC, that IS ASP.NET. So, this looks to me like a list of technologies you built almost at random.

Posted 9-Jan-14 10:43am

Christian Graus

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Dave Kreskowiak 9-Jan-14 16:45pm

It sounds to me like he has put this list together because he found a job he wanted to apply for and this was the list of "must haves" in the job description.

Christian Graus 9-Jan-14 16:46pm

Probably, but then why ASP and not ASP.NET ? Why ADO.NET AND Entity Framework ? I suspect it's more that he's taken a project, has no idea how to do it, and is hoping for a short cut.

Dave Kreskowiak 9-Jan-14 16:51pm

HR doesn't know jack-sh*t when it comes to writing a Developer or IT guy spec. And your suspect was my second guess as well. :)

Christian Graus 9-Jan-14 16:53pm

True - I saw jobs asking for 10 years of C#, in 2003.

Dave Kreskowiak 9-Jan-14 16:58pm

LOL

Ron Beyer 9-Jan-14 16:48pm

+1 on that... Who would want to learn "SQL '08" when SQL 2014 is out? This may be a job on Freelancer or something. +5 on the answer.