Create a Web Site using Visual Studio 2010

How to start a web site using Visual Studio 2010 - getting set up.

[peterMankato]

A project is a collection of web sites. So, go ahead and use "New Project" and just have the one Web Application/site in it. It is a little more overhead, but in the learning mode that really doesn't matter.

Every version changes these details a bit and we all just have to adjust and poke around to find how our own version works.

[peterMankato]

@MrOlohitah - I turned out I covered the essentials in this first video and didn't need a second one. I've updated the title and removed the "Part I" Thanks for pointing this out.

[AndrewJeffersonCotter]

after you do that how do you put it on the web?

[qantum]

thanks sharing knowledge, I would like to ask a simple question: With all the confusing information around(people are doing html embedding in java scripts...others do php..etc), this is a little too confusing for a beginner, I believe that is possible to build up a whole web site 100% out of asp .net and only asp .net without using js or php, is that true?
I wanna with asp .net, it is good enough especially for itsblow learning curve when starting form vb .net thanks guys

[pjohnson]

This video was created to help people using Visual Studio 2010 or 2012. Your ASP.net Web Application will be a little different. There's lots of information out on the Web to help you. Lots of videos and helpful info. Good Luck!

[peterMankato]

In Visual Studio go into the Publish menu item and select "Publish to Web Site" You'll need a hosting web server with a domain name in order to do this. I'll put a link in the video description with more details.