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When I want to create new project for a website in VS13 I cannot see the ASP.NET MVC 5 I don't know it exactly. If anyone can suggest me what should I use as project ?
My project kind of e-commerce so what will be the best for it to use ?
Thanks for any help.
I mean it doesn't show like on this img
Visual studio 2013 does not have separate project types.
To create MVC5 project, you need to select Framework 4.5 or higher for ASP.NET Web Application template.
Create project by selecting ASP.NET Web Application
SELECT MVC Template
and than check the dll version in bin folder(Or in references)
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When I installed ASP.NET and web development && .NET Core cross-platform development in Visual Studio 2019, I can't find web application (Model-View-Controller) in the list of ASP.NET Core web application.
You didn't go far enough. Go ahead and select ASP.NET Core Web Application:
Then click the Next button and fill out the "Configure your New Project" form.
Click the Create button. You'll then get this dialog:
If you're still not seeing the ASP.NET Core Web Application project template, open the Visual Studio Installer and check the payloads:
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How do create asp.net mvc web application without any package type Owin, Twitter and the like? I created ASP.Net MVC web application and watch the project is too big = ~ 110-120 MB. It's too large file size. It is clear that the need to remove packages. What to do?
While creating the MVC project, click the "Change Authentication" button and select "No Authentication".
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I keep seeing articles about MVC6, but I'm a bit confused... MVC5 isn't even released, is it? I have in my VS2015 an option to download and use the RC 1 of MVC5, which I haven't done because until it's released, we're not using it one our production apps. But why are there so many articles and questions about converting to MVC6? SHouldn't I be worried about converting to MVC5 whenever (if) it gets released?
Supposedly SO considers this to be a question of opinion, so here is a re-worded question:
When I create a new MVC app in VS2015, the shown templates are MVC with a little 4 in the top right corner of the icon. Is this MVC4 or MVC5? I've created lots of projects using that icon, and none of them include a startup.cs, they're all global.asax... I thought MVC5 was supposed to be built on OWIN and uses a Startup.cs? If this is indeed MVC5, what does that little 4 represent? How does one actually know and determine what version of anything they're using?
Yes, MVC5 has been out for quite some time. Since 2013.
The ASP.NET version number and the MVC version number are not always in sync. What Visual Studio is offering to download is ASP.NET 5, not MVC 5. MVC 6 runs on top of ASP.NET 5, which has been renamed to ASP.NET Core 1.0.
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I just created an empty web application in Visual Studio 2013.
From then on, how would I add MVC and/or Web API capabilities similar to how we're able to specify those when creating a project?
In another somewhat similar case, I created an MVC app with no authentication (i.e., users don't log in to the site). How do I modify/set up this project to implement individual users and add Web API capabilities?
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We have a web application for managing projecs, meeting etc in our company that is written in asp.net MVC . right now each department have their own copies. 5 department 5 copies. how can we make it as just one app and fix this?
by centralizing your database at a central location you can easly do it or by using microsoft sync framework you can easly sync data to one db to another
I would create a central mvc project, setup separate areas for each department, the source for each area into the main project.
You can also use each project as an area as outlined here:
http://nileshhirapra.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/aspnet-mvc-pluggable-application.html