I am tasked with creating a web application using HTML 5, CSS3 and JavaScript.( For a study assignment) and I have decided I will be making a web app to record your workouts in regards to weight lifting(As well as thing such as graphs and a counter for days without skipping a workout etc..). But there are a few requirements I have to meet and do not fully understand and would appreciate if anyone could help me with any of these enquires.
I need to use in-built cloud storage to ensuring persistence of data through in-built cloud storage. But as I try to create my project to utilize in built cloud storage, I am informed I do not have any subscriptions is there a free alternative to do this, or am I required to obtain a subscription ?.
I have also chosen to use ASP.NET MVC template to create my desired application, and was wondering if you consider this the correct choice for the app I wish to create? .
I am also required to make use of a library/ libraries external to the application and could use some clarification of if this mean using something such as JQuery etc. or I am just not understanding the requirement correctly. ?.
Sorry for such a long winded post. I look forward and pre thank you for and points you can help clear up for me in advance as well as for any addition tip you think a learner could use in the development if there first web app.
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I'm a beginner just like you, and I've used ASP.NET MVC to build my first app.I don't think the framework is an important part in project which is for a study assignment. Just use the one that you like most.
There are some packages that I used in my app:
Newtonsoft.Json
JQuery
NInject
log4net
EntityFramework
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I need to develop a small application integrated in sharepoint. I am using the 2019 version on on premise. The application consists of data entry, sql queries for loading data into the fields. I want to use the latest approaches for this purpose. I still have time, but I don’t know which way to go.
I looked at a lot of solutions without code, but as I understand it, I need to move in the direction of JS, at the same time I want to save it in sharepoint lists or where to store the entered data. But how can I get data from the external MSSQL database, use node.js or the web part, REST. I am very confused, help me please. I developed applications on C # windows form with ado.net, if I know the direction I will figure it out in JS.
So following up with the comments, you could implement the following stack:
React or Vue: To implement a simple GUI to perform basic CRUD on you DB
NodeJS: To handle the data manipulation (if any) and push things to Sharepoint
Take a look at the very popular MERV stack for inspiration on the app structure. (MERV uses MongoDB, but the logic would be the same if you swap that bit for MySQL)
Using NodeJS you can leverage Sharepoint REST API using the available libraries. Check out this tutorial for details on the implementation.
I will start to develop a new Project and i want use Asp .NET core and angular.js but i have a question what is the better way, use asp.net and angular together or separately?
I defined my architecture in this form
Cliente1(Angular)->RestApi->BussinessLogic->DataAccess->DB
yes, i see that my architecture says me that i need manage asp .NET and angular js separately, but I'd like to hear any suggestions.
UPDATE:
thank you for your answers, in the end both they have their pros and cons, i would like to share with you this articles:
Together: http://proudmonkey.azurewebsites.net/asp-net-core-getting-started-with-angularjs-2/
separately:
Part one: https://chsakell.com/2016/06/23/rest-apis-using-asp-net-core-and-entity-framework-core/
Part two: chsakell.com/2016/06/27/angular-2-crud-modals-animations-pagination-datetimepicker/
In general in programming you should separate your logic the most you can.
You will want to separate both projects for so many reasons :
You have a web app right now (angular) but maybe in a near futur you will need to have a mobile app (hybrid or native)
You can be more than one person working on the project, for example you will maybe need some designer/integrator to work on the app, and you dont want to share with him your back end, same applies if you have a back end guy.
two projects means maybe two source control repositories, means more control on branches, versions, rolling back ...
etc ...
I hope this can help.
If I see other benefits, ill update this answer.
Keep them separate, your MVC Part will be mainly REST APIs which has nothing to do with the JavaScript, HTML and CSS in the Angular Project, besides, if you want to build another client, EX: Mobile, then it will have its own project as well, this way you will have a clean structure for your solution.
So, you should have the following:
YourProject.REST
YourProject.Angular
YourProject.MobileClient
Also, the separation will make it easier for the teams working on the project, the one who will work on the front end doesn't have to worry about any other code not related to his tasks, the same for the developer working on the APIs, and each project can be structured as per the best practices for its technology.
You question is opinion based more than facts, so here is my opinion.
I have done few projects with ASP.Net MVC, Web API and AngularJS. They all stay in a single Web Application Project. Note: I have few class libraries for strongly typed Angular Helpers, Business Logic and Data Access.
Here are the advantages
I authenticate user using Owin Middleware, then redirect to Angular. The main advantage is I do not have to maintain Bearer Token or Authentication Cookie explicit inside Angular.
Second, I use csthml as strongly typed Angular view rather than plain html. It is the best of both world.
Last but not least, you can debug it easily rather than starting two projects at the same time, so that I can save resources on development machine. Everyone know Visual Studio is a memory hungry IDE.
I work for a medium sized company that has an application used by a few thousand people and is built primarily with HTML,Javascript, aspx, xml, xsl, and runs on IE 11. This application is proprietary and not designed in house but we have access to the code for possible modifications and its just sitting out there on the server(s). A new project has come down the pipline for an enhancement\adjustment to be made to a particular area of the application and I'm wondering what kind of web framework I could use to do this work. I am really just needing to call an enterprise service and get data back, display it, and that's about it, so its not incredibly hard. I am worried though about how to integrate it with the existing application.
I am not sure how this scenario would go:
User navigates to page A inputs data, I want that data to go to a controller or something I built, fetch info and send it back to page A. I was thinking of using Spring MVC but not sure. Any feed back or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! I know this question doesn't include code, so please don't hate me.
Thank you.
From a very high point of view and with no knowledge about any specific requirement.
If you have already an application developed in ASP.NET, it's better that you continue the development of the new module of the application on the same platform.
If you want to develop a new module (actually a new web app) that looks like the old application but with a totally different platform like Spring MVC (could use any other), you can reuse the existing css styles and databases.
For integration purpose you could modify the original application in the menu(or links) that redirects you to the new module and implement a single sign on server (this will required work on both applications) to made the transitions smoothly between both applications (something like a portal style). Note that they will have a different context application path.
I am developing a JavaScript SPA using DurandalJs and BreezeJs as main technologies in the client side. I would like to know what libraries I can use to do my application support different languages. I have been doing a little of searching and I have found that JED.js (http://slexaxton.github.com/Jed/) can be a good option for this task.
However I am not very sure, can somebody recommend nay library for this task, or give me some opinion about JED.js.
Also I would like to ask about some library for store information in the browser. Can somebody recommend me one? I have thought in amplify.js, it gives good functionality for doing request to the server and caching this information. But in my application I am using breezejs, so this part is not needed. I only need to store some data like the username and some little information.
Very thanks.
MY SOLUTION:
I have implemented my system using amplify.storage for storing information in the browser and i18next (http://i18next.com/) to make my application avaliable in different human-languages.
I am not much help on the first part of your question. I'm quite interested in the response myself!
I do have some thoughts on local storage. AmplifyJS is really three independent libraries. One of them, amplify.store, is dedicated to the local storage issue and is worth looking at. You might look at lawnchair. Finally, look at the Breeze DocCode sample for examples of storing full and partial entity caches in browser local storage; it's primitive but gives you hints.
I'm looking to create a cross platform Mobile App and have been looking into Developing using PhoneGap. I'm an amateur programmer and most of my knowledge is in ASP.Net and C#.
Will only being able to use HTML, CSS and Javascript with PhoneGap limit me to specific functionality of my App? and would migrating to HTML5 help in adding more functionality to an App?
I'm looking to be able to Populate Drop-Downs from a Database, Add/Edit/Delete Items from a Database, Create Reports Ect...
Your only real limitation as far as data access goes is that you're limited to an SQLite database, which to be honest isn't much of a limitation since it performs great for single-user access.
The short of it is that you have access to a database from within your app, so you can do whatever you need to. The tools are HTML & JS as opposed to C# with some graphics layer, so doing things like creating graphs is quite different, but it's all possible.
Also note that depending on what your app is doing, PhoneGap is one of several solutions. If you want a "native" look/feel, consider TitaniumUI -- it takes common code (still JS) and pushes it through some translation layers to create native UI components.