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Closed 10 years ago.
I have developed asp.net website using c# and MVC architecture. Any Suggestion about Where should I upload it? On which web hosting website? I am new to web application. Also need help on which features should I look for before selecting any hosting services?
Web Hosting Checklist (There are lots of checklist available, you can search google for more details)
Disk space
Bandwidth
Domains
Programming language
Email accounts
E-commerce options
a decent management Panel
a decent technical support
Flexibility
extra service
a strong infrastructure
Check these checklist:
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Closed 9 years ago.
I have to develop an application similar to Google Docs with some special requirements: to be a SaaS and to work both online and offline?
Which technologies would be the most suitable? Is ASP.NET MVC compatible with this kind of demands? If so, how is it possible to make it work offline?
Is ASP.NET MVC compatible with this kind of demands?
You can use any server side technology you like.
If so, how is it possible to make it work offline?
With a combination of Cache Manifest (note: limited browser support) to make the files for the application available offline and a Web Storage technology (Note: reasonable browser support) to store the data (which you'll have to sync with the server when it becomes available if it want it shared between systems/browsers).
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Closed 10 years ago.
I have a question about organizing a ASP.NET MVC project.
I have 3 different main area. Front and back-end, and I have a Web API.
I want to know what is best practice for organizing such a project?
What I have done so far is to make 3 different projects so I could separate the area of which they worked on, but I have a problem with the Web API with CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing).
So my question would be, is it possible to have 3 projects, or should I have to use areas? I still want to be able to separate the "concerns" (Web API, fronted, back-end).
why dont you run it all under one default virtual directory.. your structure would be localhost => virtual root, localhost/Web1. localhost/Web2, localhost/Web3 and run them all under IIS and not IIS express
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Closed 9 years ago.
We have a POS Software developed with Delphi 7 and we like to know how to convert this Delphi application into a web application. We did a lot of research but most of the information is from years ago. Maybe there is something new (2012).
You cannot convert a desktop Delphi application to a web application. You will have to rewrite it. You can write a web application using Delphi, but the controls and strategy you will use are quite different from a desktop application. If you choose Delphi as your web development environment you will be able to reuse any non-visual code. Using Delphi to develop web applications is not very common.
Yes you can!
http://www.athtek.com/web-application-kit.html
"It can easily transfer your C/S type software to browser side to be an internet application effectively"
Online demos:
http://www.athtek.com/web-application-kit/demos.html
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Closed 11 years ago.
Please, I need advice about which CMS to work with... Orchard or Composite C1. I'm about to develop a social network website, and I'll develop the social network features.
My main concerns are performance, light processing and easy development of new features/customization... probably I'm going to host the website in Windows Azure server, I don't know if this detail helps to decide between the both frameworks, anyway...
Could you help me to decide please?
Composite C1 is based on ASP.NET 4.0 and LINQ while Orchard uses MVC and nHibernate.
Both frameworks have support for Azure.
Both frameworks are fairly new so it's hard to say which framework would be best for your project without more details.
For example: how many users are you looking to support? Do you want ease of development now or in the long term when the project gets more complex?
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Closed 12 years ago.
I am currently in the process of building a mobile app, on iphone. I want the app to be able to connect to a web back-end server to manage user logins and to and retrieve user data. Which would be quicker/simpler to build that type of back-end RoR or Django?
Go with whichever you are most familiar with.
I can't answer about Django, but if you want to write it in Ruby, you should consider using Sinatra as a lightweight alternative to Rails.
If you choose django and are planning on handling RESTful requests from the phone, you should look into django-piston.