Hello and welcome to this lecture in this late show we are going to build your first web app using a
speed the net is speed on.
It is part of the Dot Net framework so open Visual Studio.
I have just launched my visual studio when you launch visuals to do for the first time.
It gives you a view like this and on the left here you've got different options.
If you've already created some projects he gives you an option to open up the project.
It also gives you a list of the recent projects you have created or worked on.
So this was my recent project and then it's got an option here for new projects so I'm going to click
on this option here for a new project and it should bring up a window right on the left here.
We've got all the templates for features to do because I am creating a web application.
I'm going to click on web and then on here I'm going to go for a SB dot net web application so I highlight
that here.
I'll just give it a name.
I just call it my first web app.
So I'll go my first web
app.
Notice the location where it saves it.
So by default it saves in that location.
And this solution name takes the name of the web app name.
OK.
So you always find that the name of the web app will be the same as the solution name.
So one does don't just click whole K and is should keep giving and compassion here is speed dot net
4.5 point 2 has different templates.
So here about if you're going to include a web form you can use this template MVC stands for multiple
view controller.
So if you're going to be built in an API you're building a single page application so it gives you more
template options to select from.
We are going to go for the empty template for this lecture so that further down the course if we want
to expand on this we can.
So I'm going to click on the empty one.
I'm also going to check this one here which says add folders and core references so I'm gonna check
that cause later on in the course we may decide to add web form also to our project.
All right.
Once that's done it's going to click.
Okay.
One more thing you need to do make sure this check box host in the cloud is on selected.
We don't want to host it in the cloud.
We want to host it locally on our machines so make sure that tick box is on selected.
Once that's done click OK.
And a shoot start building the project.
All right.
So Visual Studio has built the projects.
So on the on the right here we've got the solution Explorer.
All right.
A project basically you can look at a project as a collection of the file settings the references and
assets that your project needs.
This can include images haunt sounds that you use to create your web app.
Once you're there once the project is loaded it gives you this screen you can see and hear on the right
here.
We've got the solution explorer.
So you've got here you've got a solution.
It's got the name of the app the web app and then it's got one project.
Notice you've got the solution here it's got to get one.
It is possible to have several projects in one solution.
However the first solution or the first project within this solution is usually at the top so it can
be viewed as the as a hierarchy tree or file structures and references which relates to the project
if you can see this solution Explorer you can always bring it up by going into view and then clicking
on solution explorer or you can use a shortcut which is control of an L and that will make this solution
explorer visible.
We have created the project's structure for our first web app.
I am going to stop this lecture here because I don't want it to be too long.
In the second lecture the part two of this we will add a web form and try to flesh out the web app a
bit more so thanks so much for your time.
So if you've got this far well done will continue in part to take care and bye for now.