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Dear Friends,
I am new to Asp.net Web Application Development, i have query regarding development Process(Time Taken) for making Web Apps, as i am new to this Technology....my question is how can i make the time taken for development less and more in productivity,as my current time is going more in Designing,coding purpose...how can i manage this in less period.
what can be done in this reason,Pl reply

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aamir
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Vani Kulkarni 28-Jun-12 1:06am    
This question is rather off topic.
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Jun-12 1:21am    
It's... so-so. At least it's more appropriate that numerous questions about Microsoft certification and other bureaucracy which are often answered, I don't know why. Here, I decided to answer, please see.
--SA

how can i manage this in less period.
By experience and learning.

There is no alternative as such. You can look for tools like Resharper to help you with some auto-code but then it will have it's own learning curve and time investment.

how can i make the time taken for development less and more in productivity
It is a confusing statement. If you are putting up your time in development then it is productive time. It might be that you are taking little extra time but that will improve over a period.

Keep trying, write code and learn.
 
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Rahul Rajat Singh 28-Jun-12 1:43am    
good suggestion. +5.
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Jun-12 1:49am    
Nice answer, my 5.
Did you see mine?
--SA
Yatin chauhan 28-Jun-12 3:12am    
nice answer.....
To be more productive, you need to do it slower and do more work, not less, especially at first. At the same time, you should not allow a big wait between designing, implementation and testing. One reason for this is that it's easy to waste too much time thoroughly preparing something which you are trying to do with wrong approach. Have a bravery to through out some work and start from scratch. Too many people would tell you that this is very bad. I will tell you: this is unavoidable, as you cannot work without mistakes. So, it will be million times worse if you pretend that everything goes well and keep trying to polish wrong thing to make is working. It will be million times better to admit failure soon enough and start over. Think more, move your hands less, but don't hesitate to quickly try something which is not quite obvious and which may or may not be right.

With time, you will learn how to balance it by doing a good number of fast prototypes and using the principle "divide and conquer", but you should understand importance of it from the very beginning.

—SA
 
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Rahul Rajat Singh 28-Jun-12 1:43am    
awesome. +5.
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Jun-12 1:47am    
Thank you very much, Rahul.
--SA

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