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Hi. I'm a junior programmer and so far I've only worked with Android and MVC. At work, with MVC, I use JS and Ajax to communicate with the server. I have to make a project for the university now but I can't use MVC, only ASP.NET. I've searched and all the examples I found is something like using server controls and JS validation but that's not what I'm looking for. I want to use only HTML/JS/CSS for the client side and use Ajax. What's the setup (folders, files and references) I need to work that way? I'm using VS 2013.
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Your request is way to vague to make a real question. You did not formulate any real problem except you pure familiarity with technology and architecture. As there is no such thing as miracle, nobody can give you all this knowledge in one Quick Answer (this forum is called Quick Questions & Answers, by the way). So, all I can say is that all technologies you listed are always available if you have access to ASP.NET (appropriate hosting), and it is quite enough.

As to MVC, I have no idea why do you say you cannot use it, but there is what you can do:

First, you need to realize that there are at least two different sense of this term:
  1. Architectural pattern: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model%E2%80%93view%E2%80%93controller[^]
  2. Framework based on ASP.NET implementing this pattern: http://www.asp.net/mvc[^].


In your next step, you need to realize that MVC in the second sense of this term is implemented based on ASP.NET and the technologies you listed, nothing else. It means that you have the same opportunities as the creators of this framework. In other words, all you need is the learn MVC in the first sense, as the architecture, and implement it using the technologies you listed.

Conclusion: use the article referenced above and the original documentation on ASP.NET, .NET, Javascript, HTML, HTTP, CSS and everything related to it, as well as general programming. No further instruction can substitute this learning. You have everything you need to start.

—SA
 
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Member 10586290 29-Jun-14 13:29pm    
Thank Sergey. I understood what you said about MVC. I ended up using the link below but your info was great :)
You should used ASP.NET MVC that is an extension of the ASP.NET.

I have a series of 4 articles about this subject and this is the first one and it explains also the structures of the ASP.NET MVC projects: MVC Basic Site: Step 1 – Multilingual Site Skeleton[^]

The using of AJAX in ASP.NET MVC application is explained by using examples in the 4th article from my series: MVC Basic Site: Step 4 – jqGrid Integration in MVC 4.0 using AJAX, JSON, jQuery, LINQ, and Serialization[^]
 
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