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Now that you know what the ABCs all about, it is time for you to create your first MTV speed-Up Natcore
Embassy project.
For that, you need to have the Dubnyk Core five installed in your machine and also the Visual Studio
2019 community Decern.
Throughout this course, I'll be using the DUBNYK or five because that is the current latest stable
version.
But when the other dotnet virgins are released, I'll update this course and the application as well.
Now, to set up the development environment, you first need to go to the dot net dot Microsoft dot
com slash download.
And then from here, you need to install the current latest stable version of the Dot Net framework.
And that is the dot net 5.0 in your download and install the SDK 64 and also the runtime the next.
You need to install the Visual Studio.
For that, you need to go to Visual Studio dot Microsoft dot com slash downloads, and then you can
use any of the Visual Studio 2019 additions.
But I'll be using the community edition.
You can use that version as well.
Now, I'll just go to Visual Studio because I have already installed the as decky, the runtime and
Visual Studio, and create an empty project.
To create a new project in Europe, just go to file than new.
And project.
From the search for templates, I'll search for MVC, so I'll just type in here and we see.
And then in year, I'll select the speed-Up Natcore, Web app model view controller, and that is basically
the MVC, and also make sure that just like the sharp sharpers, the programming language, because
that is the programming language that we're going to use throughout this course and then click next.
Now, throughout this course, we are going to build an ecommerce application that is used to buy online
tickets for movies from different cinemas.
So I'm just going to name this project E Tickets, and then I'll leave the same solution name and click
next.
Now from the Target Framework dropdown, I'll make sure that I select the DOT that 5.0, which is the
currently stable version.
But if you have already installed other dotnet versions, you'll see them here on the dropped on.
And then the authentication type is going to be because we are going to create our own authentication
mechanism.
I'll leave the configure for https checked are not able docker and then just click the button.
Now that the project is created, if you go to the solution explorer.
You'll see that we already have some predefined coding here, and we are going to talk about that in
the next part throughout this course, we are going to use a GitHub repository to manage the code.
So for that, then I'll just publish this project to a new GitHub repository.
For that, I'll just click you to the add to source control, then git.
And you need to sign in and then you need to define a repository name.
I'll name this repository Complete E Commerce, that Desch is Beñat Dash, and we see that application.
Then I'll just uncheck the private repository option, because this is going to be the public repository
and click the create and push button.
Then here, click the up, Erin here.
Now let us go to my GitHub accounts, and here I'll just type at the ENT e Troopa.
And then you go to the repositories and this is the repository that we just create.
And inside here you have the tickets project.
And then inside this project, you have the default files that you could see in Visual Studio.
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