Photo Cart Management System WebApplication

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I want to make a project on Photo cart system using ASP.NET. Can any body suggest Or guide me To built The website with some abstract ? if possible then Suggest me website to Visit for reference purpose.

Posted 19-Aug-13 10:01am

Nimishkumar

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Aug-13 16:16pm

Not clear at all. What are you trying to achieve? What a site should do? What help you may possibly need? And so on...
—SA

Nimishkumar 19-Aug-13 17:14pm

actually i want to sell products and photos but with thses facilities what i should provide to my customer i want to know firther features to added in my sites??

ZurdoDev 19-Aug-13 16:52pm

The best website you can use will be google.com. Search for samples, tutorials, examples, etc.

Nimishkumar 19-Aug-13 17:15pm

tried that also but not getting from where to start and what to start?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Aug-13 17:24pm

Nobody will tell you where to start, because everyone decides it individually...
—SA

ZurdoDev 19-Aug-13 18:44pm

Well, you start by getting Visual Studio and creating a new Web Application. If you don't know ASP.Net at all I would get a book and look for some tutorials online.

jkirkerx 19-Aug-13 18:57pm

Selling photos is hard.

How are you going to prevent people from stealing the photos, or prevent Google from crawling the photos you sell and offer them for free?

I wrote a photo selling site in PHP back in 2005. Worked good, but it took some thought on how to store electronic media that can't be stolen.

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