Implementing real estate property listing projects

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Hi ,

I just have an requirement to develop an application of Real estate property Listing.
and need to develop and mobile app as well .

technology to be used is asp.net , C#,BOOTSTRAP, MS VS2015 ,SQL Server, Asp.net API ,and AngularJS for localization module.

I need to develop Web api for both mobile app and webapplication . Web API can only communicate with the SQL server,

Kindly, suggest me what are the methodologies can be used for efficient application development . i need experts suggestion . Please help me on this .

can i develp asp.net webAPI which can be used by both mobile APP and web APPLICATION .

THANKS IN ADVANCE ,

REGARDS,
MARTIN.

Posted 29-Jan-16 17:59pm

Roberts Techie

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Jan-16 0:20am

Yes, you can. A Web API can be fully abstracted from the client-side platform, and usually is. I don't see what help would you probably need. Learn Web API development on the platform you choose for server side, relevant database connectivity, and then learn how to consume the API on the client-side platform and Web development platform/technology you have to support. We have no idea what platforms and technologies you have a plan to support, except Android you tagged...

By the way, don't forget to add question marks to the sentences which are supposed to be your questions. Unfortunately, most inquirer's posts on this forum are not questions, so some may not notice that your post is actually a question and not even try to answer.

—SA

Roberts Techie 31-Jan-16 20:00pm

thank you ....

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