How Do I Develope An E-Commerce Web Application With Mvc4?

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Dear All,
I am a complete newbie to the MVC and I am about to start an E-Commerce web application with MVC4 soon. Just want to have some hints on where to start i mean if there is any tutorial on this or anyone of you guys out there can help me with this will be much appreciated.

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Dostdar

Posted 26-Dec-15 3:47am

Barcelonista Naser

Updated 26-Dec-15 4:53am

Richard MacCutchan

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Yes there are many tutorials, but you need to go and look for them. Your first task as a developer is to learn how to do your own research.

Posted 26-Dec-15 4:54am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2015-12-26T07:14:00

You're not really going to get an answer to a question like this anywhere in a forum environment.

This is going to take a LOT of reading and research on your part, from many different sources, like books, ebooks, videos, articles, ... I STRONGLY suggest you pickup a couple books om MVC4 (if that's what you're going to work with) and start working through them before you even think of starting the design on this project.

Keep in mind that MVC4 is a few years old now and was replaced by MVC5 a couple of years ago and MVC6 earlier this year.