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3.3 Creating Orders

The next step in developing our application is creating the checkout process—when the customer decides to purchase the items in their cart. From a code standpoint, that means we need to translate the cart into an order. We'll do so in this lesson.

1.Introduction
2 lessons, 05:08

1.1
Introduction
00:36

1.2
What You Need
04:32

2.Building a Very Simple Storefront
3 lessons, 44:55

2.1
The StoreController and Layout Page
13:43

2.2
Generating the Data Model
09:16

2.3
Displaying Products
21:56

3.Building the Shopping Cart
3 lessons, 48:40

3.1
Writing the Shopping Cart Controller and Service
19:30

3.2
Displaying the Cart
09:41

3.3
Creating Orders
19:29

4.Payment Processing
2 lessons, 30:03

4.1
Incorporating Braintree as a Payment Processor
18:29

4.2
Finalizing Payment Processing
11:34

5.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:48

5.1
Conclusion
00:48

Jeremy McPeak

I started my development career on the client-side writing JavaScript and DHTML components in my spare time. In 2005, Nicholas C. Zakas asked me to join him in writing the first edition of Professional Ajax for Wiley Publishing. Since Professional Ajax, 1st Edition, I've been blessed to take part in other book projects: Professional Ajax 2nd Edition, and Beginning JavaScript 3rd and 4th editions.

Build a Store With a Payment Gateway in ASP.NET

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3.3 Creating Orders

1.Introduction2 lessons, 05:08

2.Building a Very Simple Storefront3 lessons, 44:55

3.Building the Shopping Cart3 lessons, 48:40

4.Payment Processing2 lessons, 30:03

5.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:48

1.Introduction
2 lessons, 05:08

2.Building a Very Simple Storefront
3 lessons, 44:55

3.Building the Shopping Cart
3 lessons, 48:40

4.Payment Processing
2 lessons, 30:03

5.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:48