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suggest me the topics for web based projects which have good market value.

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Several quick, practical notes to turn the thread's suggestions into a marketable ASP.NET project. 's comment broke the ice; and pushed the idea space toward market-facing work. Rather than a broad category, pick one clear business problem and build an MVP that demonstrates authentication, payments or business rules, reporting, and deployment. Narrow scope reduces risk and makes a portfolio piece that employers or customers can evaluate.

Project ideas (each shows a measurable business outcome rather than generic features):

  • Appointment + billing platform for small clinics — demonstrates auth, calendar sync, invoicing and compliance-aware storage (audit trails).
  • Offline-capable inventory + POS as a Progressive Web App — shows PWA sync, barcode scanning, and eventual mobile support.
  • Subscription/recurring-billing micro-SaaS — focuses on webhooks, retries, proration and integration with payment providers.
  • Real-time ops dashboard for SMBs — demonstrates data pipelines, caching, WebSockets (SignalR) and exportable reports.
  • Document workflow with versioning and audit logs for HR/legal teams — highlights secure storage, role-based access and search.

Implementation tips: target ASP.NET Core with Entity Framework Core and Identity; expose a Web API for SPAs or mobile clients and use SignalR for realtime. Start the project skeleton with a CLI template:

dotnet new webapi -o MyProject

Follow OWASP Top Ten for basic security and use CI/CD (GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps) plus containerization for repeatable deployments. For ASP.NET guidance, see the ASP.NET Core documentation and follow the OWASP Top Ten for security checks.

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If I had the answer to that, I think I'd be developing them right now instead of trolling the forum looking for people to help with random code issues :twisted:

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Finance, Banking, Insurance are the major..

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Try creating social networking site for a specific product that you like most. Such as forums, reviews etc. for mobile, laptops, furniture etc. When compared with recent trends it sounds common but it help you build wider approach towares web. It will be more easier using CMS and the best point is you will have a broder idea about the product and market. If you find something useful for your specific product try creating a shopping extension (buy/sell) for that product. Later you can connect this extension to your existing site or create a new website dedicated for shopping.

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