C#, MVC, SQL: How to Make a Social Media Website in Asp.Net: Asp.Net 6: 20 steps. Use SQL Server Database for ... HTML5, MVC, Razor and CSS3 for styling

by Ernest M

Overview

In this book, we will look at how to make our Social Media Application to share with family and friends. This project will teach you more things you didn't know about making your Social Media Application and will open up doors for you to explore your interest in Information Technology.

The benefit this project will bring to you is the ability to make something with your hands and share it with family and friends. Who knows, by continuous development, it might be the next project to solve the problems of tomorrow.

The system we will be making is a simple, not too complicated Social Media Web Application that allows users to sign up for an account and create user profiles. This Web Application will take into account, the Security aspect of the modern Web Application and consider several important Search Engine Optimization (SEO) goals with respect to ranking in Google Search.

After developing our own Social Media Application, we will look at how to deploy the Web Application in the production environment so that users can start signing up for accounts and start using the application. Yeah, excited? Let's go!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940186726715
Publisher:	Ernest M
Publication date:	07/10/2022
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Why should you listen to what Ernest has to write in this book? Is Ernest the best person to write this book? The answer is Yes, Ernest developed a Social Media Web application with over 75 Active Users, and he has spent over 5 years Developing Web-based Software for Cities and Counties in the United States.

Ernest developed and still maintains over 15 Web Applications deployed to Cities and Companies across America. He has experience developing in C# for the Server-Side, SQL for Back-End, and HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript for Front-End. During his career, Ernest has seen it all, he managed over 65 ETL (Extracted, Transformed, and Loaded) Data from the Data Warehouse for a 10-figure Company.

Micheal said:

I had the pleasure of working alongside Ernest. Ernest was primarily responsible for the full-stack performance and improvement of an MS SQL Server data mart, driving the end-to-end supply chain of a 10-figure business.