Microsoft ASP.NET Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Version 2003 Step By Step
Finding Your Best Starting Point
Microsoft ASP.NET Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET 2003 Step by Step is designed to provide a comprehensive introduction and overview of developing Web applications with ASP.NET. The goal of this book is to help you become competent at the basic skills necessary for creating and using ASP.NET applications. To help you get there as quickly and easily as possible, this book has been divided into four parts, each composed of one or more chapters related to a specific topic. Over the course of these parts and chapters, you’ll learn about the new Microsoft .NET development platform and the part that ASP.NET plays in it. You’ll also learn the skills necessary to take advantage of ASP.NET Web Forms, Server Controls, and XML-based Web services.
Depending on the skills and experience you bring to this book, you might want to start with a particular part of interest to you or skip over certain parts entirely. The following table can help you decide where to start.
If you are | Follow these steps |
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To programming |
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From classic ASP or similar technologies |
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Referencing | |
This book after working through the chapters |
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