Net Files with white-papers
Coding and reading should go in hand-in-hand.
DOT-NET and web commonalties :
- Will heave HTML elements, but will have some twist in it with CSS. Often traditional HTML will be modulated with the use of classes so that same element will be transformed or blended into a new outlook.
What is ASP-Net 3.5
Some Important Links
Need to improve this (got from internet)
To develop ASP.NET 3.5 web applications.
- Visual Studio Web Developer 2008
- Express
- Professional
- Expression Web
The newest release of .Net framework is technically 3.5, but it's really 2.0 with a few additions, most of them minor. There isn't really anything earth-shattering in the update for visual development. There are some things if you're doing heavy coding such as LINQ, but in those cases you're using a tool such as Visual Studio to do the work. Keep the primary uses in mind. EW is geared at user interface design, not coding. Sure it has ASP.Net 2.0 controls, but it is not wiring them up, that's where Visual Web Developer or Visual Studio is suited. So, essentially both products are designed to work together nicely since EW does a better job at UI design, and VWD and VS does more programming for you. There's a bit of overlap to be sure, but they are focused upon different audiences. As a developer, VWD and VS would be more suited to you, but EW can be good to have for getting a UI in shape easaier than you can with VWD. The only thing you're really going to miss out of in EW that's in the 3.5 framework is built-in Ajax support. ASP.Net ajax was released after the 2.0 Framework and has been available as an addition for some time, but was not included by default in EW though it can be used if the ASP.Net ajax extensions are installed in the GAC.
Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - Expression
Expression Web
Visual Web Developer Express
Accessibility checker Yes
No
CSS Support Powerful design surface tools and CSS Properties Window
Basic CSS support
IntelliSense Yes
Yes (including code support)
Page View Design, Split, Code
Design, Source (same as "Code")
User Experience Full menu options targeted for web designer
Simplified menu options and defaults targeted for web developer
Built-in Web
serverYes
Yes
XML Editor Support Full XML/XSLT
XML Only
Debugger No
Yes
DB Explorer No
Yes
http://blogs.msdn.com/parthopdas/archive/2005/10/10/479085.aspx
Asp.Net is a modular web application that is hosted with CLR, benefits the developers as described below.
- Use of Metadata : C# just like Java is an object oriented language. The classes and derivatives are stored as metadata and further compiled in the form of an assembly, this assembly in turn feeds as runtime information to the other services. This has an advantage to peep or trace into the layout or backstage of the assembly line that displays a page over the internet. While studying the nut and bolts of Visual Studio, I left the trace feature checked, and that printed all the participating processes behind this web page. (Link, doc-mm.svd2).
- Multithreading: The CLR balance out the different classes those are used in specific order and time then pipeline those objects to support an application.
- Automatic Garbage Collection: The CLR also maintains the sanity, once one object completes it's task, removed and memory is freed for reuse. This has a benefit, at the cost of some leverage you enjoy with C++, same goes with Java, you may force (dispose) garbage collection (little consolation to C++ programmer). As per my practices, if I need to handle memory, would rely on C++.
- Error handling : Try and Catch error like Java, it is good and allow the developer to centralize error collection
From George Shephard Step-By Step
Asp 2.0
Pipelines in II5.0
File Based
Empty versus asp.net web site option
Life cycle of asp.net
In practice Visual Web Developer Express 2008 will manage a site using two folder that would stored in the local drive of a computer.
The view of the physical folder
Working with Visual tools and interface to build the site.
