I am Confused . What will do in future

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There are plenty of resources that you can find in the web to get started with ASP.NET MVC. The official ASP.NET site is good place to start learning MVC: http://www.asp.net/mvc

Also I wrote a getting started article on ASP.NET MVC 6 that you may want to look at: http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/8c19e8/Asp-Net-5-getting-started-with-Asp-Net-mvc-6/

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Jonathan Long11y ago

After the go through a tutorials, here is an interesting thing that you could try.

Use these coding tests for practising:

- programming tests for HTML, CSS and JS laguages

- programming tests for C# language

There are easy ones and hard ones, they focus on challenging you with some common day-to-day tasks which web developers encounter on their jobs (both front end and back end related tasks).

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Upendra Pratap Shahi11y ago

Read below link-

http://www.asp.net/mvc

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/54576/Understanding-ASP-NET-MVC-Model-View-Controller-Ar

http://www.dotnet-tricks.com/Tutorial/mvclist

http://mvc4beginner.com/

if helpful for you kindly accept the answer for better discussion.

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shyamjeet kumar sharma11y ago

Thanks to all,

I know asp.net with c# ,sql server,ajax ,javascript, jQuery and ado.net.

But i want to learn asp.net mvc .

Please guide me how to start it and What technology have for mvc developer.

Ex:- razor,Mvc,......?

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Upendra Pratap Shahi11y ago

Who said ASP.net moves towords MVC. That is also a part of ASP.NET .

Be aware with rumor .

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Vincent Maverick Durano11y ago

That's a wrong assumption. MVC is part of ASP.NET.

Though Web Forms will be dead in ASP.NET 5 and going forward.

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shyamjeet kumar sharma11y ago

Means asp.net moves as MVC .

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Vincent Maverick Durano11y ago

Hmm. what exactly do you meant by "Moving from current Market"?

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shyamjeet kumar sharma11y ago

Yes i agree with you .i have good knowledge about asp.net .

But this technology is Moving from Current Market(i thing)

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Vincent Maverick Durano11y ago

I'd would say ASP.NET since you have a background on that technology. But the final decision is really yours since you are the only person who can determine which technology is more comfortable for you to work with.

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shyamjeet kumar sharma11y ago

Thanks sir ,

but which technology is best for me and indian it sector

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Vincent Maverick Durano11y ago

Communication skills is a major factor for building your career. Take a look at this video here: http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/84c85b/10-rules-of-english-communication-for-developers/

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shyamjeet kumar sharma11y ago

I am doing job as manual tester and C ++ developer in small it company.And what will do in future.My communication skill is not good.But technically i am the best....

And i have BCA complited and doing mca from smu.