Sending a MVC project to someone [closed] - asp.net-mvc

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The company I've applied for internship wanted me to do some mvc project. I've finished the project but I really don't know how to send it to them via email.The project includes a small database. I know I can't compress the solution folder and send it. Do I have to upload the project to a hosting service? If I deploy it to a hosting service and send them a website url then can they evaluate my work?

I suggest that you
Register on Github or Bitbucket (if you want private repos)
Create a Git repo with this .gitignore file.
Give them an url to a repo, and they will have a better impression of you.

Generate script for your DB (You can generate with data too.)
Remove bin directory.
Add readme.txt file in which mention all steps that need to be performed for setting up your project.
Create zip file and send it.

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Run multiple services inside one docker container [closed]

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I'm new to docker. I just installed it and I have a question about this , it could be duplicated but I can't found a solution by searching all the forums.
Why it's better to use juste one service (apache, PHP, Mysql...) inside one container?
Because the whole point of Docker is to encapsulate a service within a single image, that you then clone to make instances of. You can clone multiple instances and trivially scale out an application - but it's rare that you need to clone every element of the application like that. It's much more useful to be able to widen your web tier, or your database tier separately.
But the major reason is - a container is an instance of an image. If you update your application, you need to build a new image. It's considerably more useful to be able to rebuild and restart subcomponents of the application, for all the reasons it's a nuisance to have to update your server to 'update'.

Are there any known critical omissions of files when publishing a web app? [closed]

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I just spend hours trying to diagnose why an MVC4 app that I published (file system) to a remote machine ran, but displayed bugs. Then I gave up on publish and copied the whole source tree to the target web site, and now everything works.
I know it's nearly hopeless asking what files the publish action omitted, but maybe I'm lucky and there are some known issues. Are there?
Most of the time this happens to me it's because I haven't deployed an MVC library.
Open the references folder and ensure they are all being copied locally.
Then when you deploy you know the DLL's are coming over.
Without any further information as to your exact errors etc it's difficult to provide more.
When you deploy to something like GoDaddy etc, you don't know what is in the GAC and what is not.
Also, I always click the "Show All Files" button to see if there are any files I simply copied to the folder and forgot to include in the solution.
But apart from that I've never had issues deploying to the file system and then copying that to the host.

how to upload plug-in in wordpress site (http://wordpress.org) [closed]

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I have Created a plugin in word press.I wanted to upload it on official word press site in order to allow developers and other peoples to download that plugin.
The official site is word press is http://wordpress.org/
In short i wanted to upload my plugin to the following url
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/
so that it can be listed as other plugins and visitors can download it .So how i can do this ?
please help
Here is place where you find
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/add/
to submit your Plugin into http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ repository.
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Version control server setup [closed]

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I'm new to programming and would like to set up some kind of version control. I'm not sure how all this works.
I'm thinking that i would need to set up some remote server to check code in and out of so that if something happens to my computer i don't lose the code.
What i don't understand is if there are websites over there that offer free hosting for the repository or how does that work.
Have a look at github.com. You can have there free git (famous version control system) hosting up to 300MB (i think it's 300) of source code.
I think github has also payed account where you can have private/non-public-visible repositories.
And maybe also take a look at bitbucket.org.
What i do:
I'm using gitosis on a own server.
With gitosis you can build you own git remote (server).
But this solution requires a root server which cost around 70UDS/month.
With your own server you are independent and you don't have to place your code on other servers.

online file storage that supports webdav with speedy read and writes [closed]

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I need online file storage that supports webdav so I can mount the storage as a drive to my local drive, priority is speedy read and writes, can you give me some recommendation?
You can create your own using IT Hit WebDAV Server Engine for .Net. You will just need to click-through wizard in Viasual Studio. You will get the best performance if you select "store files and metadata in file system option".
I have some of my SkyDrive folders mapped as local drives on my machine, and it works pretty well. I have to admit that I haven't tested it for speed, so I'm not sure if it's up to the performance that you're looking for.
Some blogs to help you with the steps:
Connect Your SkyDrive To Windows Explorer
Access SkyDrive from Windows Explorer through WebDAV
http://www.nirmaltv.com/2010/02/02/how-to-map-skydrive-as-network-drive-in-windows/
Hope this helps!
Apache Jackrabbit ( http://jackrabbit.apache.org/ ) will do what you want. It has a very simple standalone deployment option that you can just double-click and then access the file system via WebDAV.

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