Beginning Asp.Net 2.0 With C#

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This book continues the strong Wrox "Beginning" tradition with an approach featuring numerous detailed examples, step by step teaching, and clear explanations of how each key bit of code works. The book takes a task oriented approach, teaching readers how to build a specific part of a complete web site. With the introduction of the Visual Web Developer tool, there's no need for ASP.NET coders - especially beginners - to hand code any pages. In fact, starting an ASP.NET 2.0 site with Visual Web Developer is so easy that the first several chapters of the book can be done with very little code at all. When the book does get to more code intensive chapters in the 2nd half of the book, C# is the language used in the examples here. Even then, the authors do their best to show readers the minimum amount of code they need to write to accomplish a task, continuing to work as much as possible with the tools built into Visual Web Developer. Special Feature Wrox! Updated bestseller: Previous editions on ASP.NET 1.0 sold more than 58,000 copies and the new 2.0 book is off to a strong start. C# is becoming the default Microsoft language for many developers. As businesses adopt C# for Windows apps the web developers use ASP.NET with C# for consistency. So even web developers without a C# background are using ASP.NET with C#. ASP.NET 2.0 book sales are the hottest category of Visual Studio sales followed by C# 2005.

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Chris Hart is a .NET Developer and author. While she's most at home in the world of the web, she's recently been working with the .NET Compact Framework. John Kaufman (Ogdensburg NY) is a trainer and writer working in Asia and North America specializing in connecting databases to the web. John authored best-seller Beginning ASP Databases and coauthored several other best-sellers including Beginning Active Server Pages 3. Dave Sussman is a writer, trainer and consultant. He is well known for writing Wrox best-sellers including Professional ASP.NET 1. Chris Ullman is a freelance web developer who has spent many years in ASP/ASP.NET. He has written over 20 books Wrox books on ASP.NET, JavaScript, PHP, XML and other developer technologies. All of the authors are reprising their roles in collaborating on the successful Wrox books Beginning ASP.NET 1.1 and Beginning ASP.NET 2.0. Table of Contents Acknowledgments Introduction An Introduction to ASP.NET 2.0 and the Wrox United Application Site Design General Design Objectives Page Design Membership and Identity Styling with Themes Events and Code Reading Data Writing Data Code Componentization Roles and Profiles Web Services E-Commerce Performance Dealing with Errors Deployment, Builds, and Finishing Up Index