I decided it was a good time to learn a new language,framework, etc, and the best way for me to learn is by example. So I got the book, "Pro ASP.NET MVC 5" by Adam Freeman and started reading. Chapters 7-12 put everything that was previously taught together by creating a basic eCommerce application.
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I have learned about MVC in the past from a class and even used the deasign for a class project. This tutorial taught me what a clean project looks like. Everything was organized. The code was so clean, there was really no need to comment because you can read the code like a manual/book. Now I truley understand the meaning of "clean simple code."
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I also leaned how Object Oriented Design applies in the real world. I school, we are taught about the OO principles and a bit about design, but not enough to comprehend the importance of it. When you google OOP, you are always given definitions and a simple example anout shapes/people/animals. But seeing it work in a way a software engineer would use it in industry was a real eye opener.
- Setting up the applications by downloading packages, adding references.
- Creating product repository and setting up database.
- Listing 'n' products per page.
- clean up the page by adding partial view and css
- created nav menu and add routing to filter by category
- began building shopping cart that uses the users session to keep the cart.
- add to cart button