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ASP.NET MVC Web Application

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ASP.NET MVC - Internet Application

To learn ASP.NET MVC, we will build an Internet application.

Part 1: Creating the application.

What We Will Build

We will build an Internet application that supports adding, editing, deleting, and listing information stored in a database.

What We Will Do

Visual Web Developer provides different templates for building web applications.

We will use Visual Web Developer to create an empty MVC Internet application with HTML5 markup.

After this blank Internet application is created, we will gradually add code to it until it is complete. We will use C# as the programming language and the latest Razor server code markup.

Along the way, we will explain the content, code, and all components of this application.

Creating the Web Application

If you have installed Visual Web Developer, please start Visual Web Developer and select New Project to create a new project. Otherwise, you can only learn by reading the tutorial.

Image 3: New Project

In the New Project dialog box:

  • Open the Visual C# template
  • Select the template ASP.NET MVC 3 Web Application
  • Set the project name to MvcDemo
  • Set the disk location, for example, c:tutorial_demo
  • Click OK

When the New Project dialog box opens:

  • Select the Internet Application template
  • Select Razor Engine
  • Select HTML5 Markup
  • Click OK

Visual Studio Express will create a project similar to the one shown below:

Image 4: Mvc Explorer

We will explore the files and folders in the next chapter of this tutorial.

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