Building e-Commerce Sites with the .NET Framework (White Book)
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| Rating | : | 4.70 (925 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B005Q7RMIK |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 560 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-08-13 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Book: Unfinished Exercise for the Reader" according to Dan Raymond. Despite some strengths, this book has a number of problems. It's a shame because it could have been a sterling diamond in the book racks. The code isn't supported by the publisher (see previous reviews) so basically you have to figure out how to get the code to work on your own. There is no example website for the book. One wonders why the publisher and/or authors completely abandoned the project. Another minus is - wh. Code doesnt work!!! I bought this book also for its case-study approach. At first glance, it appears very useful but when you actually try to work with the source code, it has major problems. I guess it still has some value because you can kind of go through the code, but it irks me that they do not provide a working example. It appears to me that the code was written with the beta version of .net which is all fine and dandy, but they rea. Don't expect the case study's site to work well I haven't purchased SAMS books in a few years due to the recycled nature of the content that was prevalent in many editions as well as incomplete resources provided with the books. The publication 'Building e-Commerce Sites with the .NET Framework' caught my interest based on the case-study format of its content and amount of source code I could see just flipping through the pages. It looked like SAMS had changed since
The author's first hand experience will save the reader time and effort. Finally, the development of a working, modern e-commerce site is provided, in this case study approach, along with clear and simple explanations, screenshots, and step-by-step code excerpts. Building e-commerce Sites describes the steps a developer will take to plan, develop and deploy an actual robust, scalable e-commerce application using the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET. There are detailed descriptions of design choices a developer makes, implementation details. . From the Back Cover There is currently no book on the market that has a case-study focus and builds e-commerce sites using the new Microsoft Visual Studio .NET Framework. In addition, many of the books that are likely to be released in the near future won't target the inter
Building e-commerce Sites describes the steps a developer will take to plan, develop and deploy an actual robust, scalable e-commerce application using the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET. Finally, the development of a working, modern e-commerce site is provided, in this case study approach, along with clear and simple explanations, screenshots, and step-by-step code excerpts.. The author's first hand experience will save the reader time and effort. There are detailed descriptions of design choices a developer makes, implementation details. There is currently no book on the market that has a case-study focus and builds e-commerce sites using the new Microsoft Visual Studio .NET Framework. In addition, many of the books that are likely to be releas
The company's e-Commerce site has grown to be one of the largest business-to-consumer Web sites in the country, currently fourth in retail sales. User input was validated with client-side JavaScript.He helped to design and to implement the extranet on-line ordering system for Mary Kay. James was a major contributor to the design and implementation of this impressive e-Commerce application. Implementation involved using Site Server Commerce