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Posted by Bradley Wood
Bradley Wood
3,104 Points

Creating an enterprise app / platform

I've had some ideas for an application / platform, to support with administering insurance underwriting. At high level, I've considered a back-end database (potentially SQL), browser based front-end (with associated APIs), and reporting. Where would be the recommended place to begin, and the appropriate courses to utilise? Thanks

1 Answer

Tom Lawrence
Tom Lawrence
8,685 Points
Tom Lawrence
Tom Lawrence
8,685 Points

Well I really like ASP.NET MVC as I can make web apps using my HTML/CSS/Bootstrap skills to make applications for enterprise apps which I am doing on a work placement. Treehouse have a couse on it now which might be worth checking out. I think its a good option as ASP.NET can take care of everything you need (databases stuff, and registering/logging in users for example).

It also uses bootstrap/HTML/CSS for the "views" which I see you have taken courses on already so a little less to learn for you.

Bradley Wood
Bradley Wood
3,104 Points

Thanks for your response on this, Tom. I'll check out what courses are available for ASP.NET, and see how I go.