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A basic understanding of C# and JavaScript is needed to follow this tutorial. It is common practice on websites and applications to make viewers aware of how many others have interacted with the same content e.g.  YouTube videos . The practice of displaying this information emphasizes the relevance of the resource and draws more attention to it. In this tutorial, we will emulate this practice by displaying the number of visits to a single page website. We will use C Sharp, C# for short, as our server-side language with ASP.NET MVC to build our webpage and Pusher to provide realtime updates of the page visits. Let’s get started! BUILDING THE FRONTEND FOR OUR REALTIME COUNTER IN .NET FIRST, LET’S START UP VISUAL STUDIO For this tutorial, we’ll be using Visual Studio. It’s an IDE that makes ASP.NET development easier and quicker. Visual Studio 2017 is free and available for the popularly used Operating Systems. You can find installation details  here . CREATING OUR NEW PRO

Google Analytics Google Analytics  is one of the most used free analytics tools that  offers powerful features  that are perfect for most web developers. Google analytics allow you to  track web traffic source, count, on-site behavior, clicks, acquisition, conversions  and more. Apart from tracking visitors, it also helps you  optimize your website for better ranking  and turning visitors into customers. For this purpose, it offers tips on  speeding up website, managing content, insight on visitors behavior  and  benchmarking tools . Google Analytics now offers a  basic real-time report  showing total time spent on each page, the number of visitors as soon as they arrive or leave and content they click on. Unfortunately, when it comes to real-time traffic analytics and deeper analysis of traffic, Google Analytics is still lacking. Read Also:   10 Google Analytics Alternatives You Can Try GoingUp GoingUp  combines  web analytics and SEO tools together  to offer an all-in

This article explains how to create a simple Multi-Language ASP.NET MVC 5 Web Application. I'll show how to translate texts, localize images or entire views as well as how to deal with URL routing to support several languages. Download demo - 3.9 MB Introduction This article explains how to create a simple Multi-Language ASP.NET MVC 5 Web application. The application will be able to deal with  English  ( United States ),  Spanish  and  French  languages.  English  will be the  default  language. Of course, it will be very easy to extend the solution for including new languages. To begin with, it's assumed that readers have a basic knowledge on ASP.NET MVC 5 framework. Other related technologies such as  jQuery  will be slightly commented througout the article owing to they have been used to add new functionality. I will focus my explanations on MVC framework components. Anyway, I will try to explain how each component works or, at least, providing you with links to