Web Development Designing Method

Question

HI can any one tell me which web development method is currently use. and can anyone also tell me related article or any other guide for it, am working on web development project in asp.net and Sql server (Clothing Website) as it is my first project after finishing my studies and i don't have much idea, which process should i have to follow

Answer 1

There are two types of asp.net now - web forms and mvc. You should learn the differences between both and then decide which is appropriate to your project.

You can learn about the differences at the official asp.net website:

• http://www.asp.net/get-started/

This site also has a large library of videos and tutorials aimed at teaching you asp.net:

• http://www.asp.net/web-forms/
• http://www.asp.net/mvc/

If you are just getting started I would probably recommend a beginner asp.net book which will take you through all of the basics quickly rather than having to hunt them out but the links I have given you above are all free.

Answer 2

Between this comment...

By discussion with my client, I come to know what he really want from me but now am bit confuse what step should I take to make blueprint for my project.

... and your use of the word 'proces' in the question, it sounds like you don't need web dev methodology but you need some Object Oriented Analysis and Design and iterative and incremental development to be able to traceably go from their needs and requirements to an intended implementation.

(Rephrase and re-title your question appropriately and you might attract more answers)

A brief summary of one way to do OOA:

Take "what he really want from me" and turn it into Use Cases, and for each Use Case create a System Sequence Diagram denoting the interaction between "the system" and "the user".

From your System Sequence Diagram, identify each step of the interaction as a System Operation. Define pre-conditions and post-conditions for these System Operations, and then create communication diagrams (or interaction diagrams, depending on preference) for each, denoting what should happen. This is where you'd apply Design Patterns.

Then collect all your communication diagrams, and use them to create a UML Class Diagram.

When do you start coding? The answer to that lies in the Iterative Development part of things.