Resources required for web development

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In my company i have a project manger who says i will provide the architecture of the web application
I am a developer with just some experience(approx 2) in asp.net...
management now asks the manager to make a web application..
what the mangers previous working pattern was... that he use to tell his team what is to be achieved(w.r.t a desktop application) and than it was for the team to see how the following is to achieved and implemented...In case of the desktop application scenario there where experienced developers but NOW for web IT IS just me and the manager... The manger keeps on telling the management he will definately work on this web application and he will proceed with me as a developer alone(..manager is not familiar with latest .net technologies like jquery,mvc etc).. As i have limited asp.net experience I feel need for someone who guides me more that with just WHAT is to be done!!!.. Kindly guide me what are the resources..i need in such a situation..(which type of seniors are required/profiles to be filled and what can i do in such situation)

Posted 28-Aug-12 23:00pm

sp1786

Updated 28-Aug-12 23:03pm

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__TR__ 29-Aug-12 5:06am

This forum[^] might be more appropriate for this question.

[no name] 29-Aug-12 5:07am

resign from that company

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_Amy · Answer 1 · 2012-08-28T23:11:00

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I have limited asp.net experience

There is no limit of learning asp.net. When you'll start learning, get into deep then you'll come to know about the development. Simply developing a dummy site is not called as website. You'll have to understand the requirement of the project first. Then you need to gather all the requirement, you'll have to prepare yourself according to the requirement. So, if any hurdles comes then you can solve that. Rest of the things & materials you can find it through google.

--Amit