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i want to develop e commerce websites and i want to use technology is MVC4. some one suggest me about nopCommerce please guide me about this framework is it good for e commerce websites or any other framework you suggest. if this is good framework then please also guide me how to customize it any good video tutorial or ebook which you suggest. thank you
nopCommerce is the popular open-source eCommerce solution. It provides fully customizable, stable & highly usable shopping cart. And it is totally free.
You can also download it's source code from here.
You can see the demo from here.
There is an ebook available for beginners here.
Lots of video tutorials are available on the internet, just google it. And almost all major web hosting providers also supports it.
Finally conclusion: It is good & perhaps the best free eCommerce solution available in the market. Go for it.
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I found some really good solutions alike : CollabNet (on grails) and others
But when I want to make some changes for my own I really want it being ASP.NET based. Sadly I can't find good solution for it.
Is there open-source project-management systems on asp.net ?
Added : So I'm looking for something that will highlight and browse sources and shows the changes. - that is my main tasks.
Here's a listing of mostly all the ASP.net open source projects.
The majority are not really project management though. There is issue tracking though which can be part of project management:
http://wiki.asp.net/page.aspx/388/aspnet-open-source-projects/
try bugnet. Though its much of a bug tracker but maybe it helps.
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I have to use Drupal for a project I will be working on.
Do you know any good training resources for Drupal 7?
Also I have good programming knowledge, and know a bit of PHP.
Check out Drupal Dojo, they have video sessions on a lot of subjects including Drupal 7: http://drupaldojo.com/sessions
If you want to dwelve deeper into programming your own modules or creating themes there's a couple of books out there targeting Drupal 7 but I can only recommend Pro Drupal 7 Development ( http://www.drupalbook.com/ ) as it's the only one I've looked at.
To get started site-building and/or developing on Drupal 7 I would check out the dojo as someone said but also check out these resources:
For site-building:
There are all kinds of helpful blog posts on the planet feed - subscribe to: http://drupal.org/planet/rss.xml
Visit http://drupalize.me for many free training videos. I recommend signing up for a membership as it's cheap and very high-value training content
For module development and a better understanding of D7 internals
Check out the book: Drupal 7 Module Development
Go download the Examples For Developers modules as there is a ton of code examples you can use
Visit http://api.drupal.org all the time
Drupal has a high learning curve, if you don't know PHP really well its going to be even steeper. I'd suggest picking up a book on the subject because there just aren't enough good internet resources out there for someone who has no concept of Drupal.
This is my favorite book, I read their D6 book when I knew absolutely nothing about Drupal and I was coding custom modules less than a month later. They have an updated one for D7 already: Pro Drupal 7 Development
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I would like to integrate a "virtual blackboard" functionality with my e-learning website. I would like users to be able to participate in "meetings", with the following functionality:
chat (optionaly voice chat/videochat)
virtual blackboard (collaborative drawing)
screensharing (so one of the users can present material like pictures to other users)
ideally Flash or Java applet based (so users wouldn't have to install any additional software - but this is not a requirement, as long as setup wouldn't be too cumbersome)
I guess there are no free solutions, so I'm looking for a paid one. It would be best if users didn't have to set up separate accounts to participate in meetings. Perhaps they could just click on a link with the meeting id.
I googled a little and looked at Adobe Connect Pro. Are there any alternatives that you can recommend?
Checkout BigBlueButton http://www.bigbluebutton.org/
BigBlueButton is an active open source
project that focuses on usability,
modularity, and clean design -- both
for the user and the developer. The
project is hosted at Google Code
http://code.google.com/p/bigbluebutton/
It's not hard to create one with only JavaScript. Then the user really doesn't have to install anything, unlike with Flash or Java.
A pretty good tutorial is here, and additionally Ajax: The Definitive Guide has a good tutorial around Ch. 20 ish.
Influxis also has some Flash based meeting software apps and gives you the source code, so that you may extend them, if you are interested in that.
http://influxis.com/applications/
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I have learnt most of the main skill points in ASP.NET model, eg how to use a GridView. I would like to find some complete website with source code to analyse/observe, but so far it seems on the internet most learning resources are dealing with a specific topic. Is it possible to find some?
There are lots of open source asp.net websites out there.
See this list from the Microsoft asp.net site, in particular the starter kits and samples section.
I suggest you download and install the free Web Platform Installer from Microsoft. In the tab Web Applications you can find a lot of ready made applications to learn from.
Check out this video: http://www.asp.net/general/videos/build-your-first-asp-net-application-with-asp-net-web-forms
It explains well where to start and how to create "Hello World" type of application.
Don't bother with Web Platform Installer/other advanced starting kits because they are too complex for someone new with the platform.
There seems to be a lack of sample asp.net websites with available source code. Note an open-source website does not mean you can obtain the website. You may have to buy the website to view the open source. However I did find a large number of real-world websites with available source code in Chinese.
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anyone know of some well written (but not too complex) ASP.NET web applications/websites that i could download from code.google.com or something? i just want to peek at how some other projects look to get some ideas for how to structure my project before it goes live. many thanks.
Check here : Microsoft Official ASP.NET Starter Kits
Take a look at The Code Project. Lots of good stuff there.
CodePlex has a lot of the microsoft asp.net open source projects, also a good place to start
I would recommend using ASP.NET MVC 2 for new web development.
You can find proper 'real-world' sample application called NerdDinner and 185-page PDF walkthrough 'how-each-line-was-written on Code Plex. Nerd Dinner has many nice features, like intergration with maps or OpenID.
Running app is here: http://www.nerddinner.com/