Introduction to ASP.NET 2.0
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| Rating | : | 4.90 (853 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1418837652 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 688 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-05-20 |
| Language | : | English |
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One of the Worst Programming Books Ever What a waste of my money! This book didn't help me learn ASP.NET hardly at all. Why? Well, I'll give you several reasons.First of all, the teaching method is brainless. The author tells you to click here and click there, but barely any reasoning is ever given for why you're doing what you're doing. In the end, you have more questions than answers.The other major problem is that the . Awful Book T. R. SCHAEFER What a total waste of paper. So many errors in the book, and the code examples also have many errors as well. The writer's narrative style is NOT concise. Do NOT buy this book.. "ASP.NET BOMB!" according to D. Delts. This text was required for my ASP.Net course. While I am a well rounded individual with a vast knowledge of programming, I had never done web based programming. So I was excited to take up on a new set of tools to improve my already vast library of computer knowledge.This book is more for people who have already been in the field of web programming and want to take their knowledge t
Introduction to Web Programming 2. Managing Data Sources 8. Securing the ASP.NET Application 7. Advanced Web Controls 6. Binding Data to Web Controls 9. Designing Web Applications 4. Advanced Web Programming 12. 1. Customizing Data with Web Controls 10. Custom Designing Web Applications 5. Extending Web Applications Appendices A: ASP.NET Requirements, Setup and Configuration B: Troubleshooting Data Connectivity C: Transferring Projects to the Web D: ASP.NET Reference Material . Managing Data with ASP.NET 11. Introduction to Programming 3
A revision of the highly successful second edition, Introduction to ASP.NET, Third Edition offers even more ASP.NET development knowledge. A well-rounded Internet programmer needs to be able to integrate server technologies to produce web applications that not only interact with visitors, but also integrate other computer applications. Students will design and maintain interactive and dynamic Web applications within the Visual Studio 2005 environment.. It will familiarize the user with ways to create dynamic web applications using server-side programming technologies
. She is pursuing her Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Leadership at Western Michigan University. As a pioneer in Web development technologies, she created and taught many of the advanced courses in Web development in the Web certificate programs at Oakton Community College. As an author with more than 17 years of higher education experience, Kate Kalata's wi