asp.net mvc with desktop ui. HowTo?
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I am developing desktop-apps. Now I want to go to a web-based approach with asp.net mvc as a framework. I want to skip the Silverlight-approach and instead want to do it html5-JScript-based (with asp.net mvc). I do not have such kind of modern high-end-multimedia screens. Instead, my requirement is to keep the "usual desktop like UI" as menues, win-forms, .... for showing things like datagrids Can you give me some hint how to make the first steps? Thank you in advance
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I am developing desktop-apps. Now I want to go to a web-based approach with asp.net mvc as a framework. I want to skip the Silverlight-approach and instead want to do it html5-JScript-based (with asp.net mvc). I do not have such kind of modern high-end-multimedia screens. Instead, my requirement is to keep the "usual desktop like UI" as menues, win-forms, .... for showing things like datagrids Can you give me some hint how to make the first steps? Thank you in advance
Windows 10 theme can be used to build web applications on. Microsoft developed WinJS and released it as open-source project. This can be used, not only to build Windows Store applications but to build web applications too. The theme of the website would look much like Windows Desktop applications. WinJS is based on the style themes natively in JavaScript and CSS. You can get it, learn more about it and even share it. (Look at the links provided below:) WinJS Everywhere | Building Apps for Windows[^] winjs/winjs-modules · GitHub[^]
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I am developing desktop-apps. Now I want to go to a web-based approach with asp.net mvc as a framework. I want to skip the Silverlight-approach and instead want to do it html5-JScript-based (with asp.net mvc). I do not have such kind of modern high-end-multimedia screens. Instead, my requirement is to keep the "usual desktop like UI" as menues, win-forms, .... for showing things like datagrids Can you give me some hint how to make the first steps? Thank you in advance
It's me again. I created my first asp.net-site, following this link Building your first MVC 6 application — ASP.NET MVC documentation[^] I have no problem with the "Model-View-Controller"-Pattern, but: a) I am intimidated by this enormous bunch of tools I had to setup before the project was built successfully b) there is an endless number of files generated which tells me nothing Finally: I am sure, nobody in this world is able to understand what's going on here :-)