Microsoft ASP.NET Self-Taught Tutorial

Author: Microsoft Corporation
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The textbook closely aligns with the training and certification of national vocational qualifications in information technology, forming a brand-new teaching concept centered on application. At the same time, the development of the textbook has been fully supported by Microsoft's technical department, enabling the content to keep pace with software advancements and comprehensively interpret Microsoft's latest software. This textbook does not emphasize a complete theoretical system like general textbooks that start with theory and basic knowledge. Instead, it introduces the necessary foundational knowledge before explaining each feature, preparing students for learning and mastering the functions. By closely integrating knowledge with application, under clear learning objectives, and through concise, step-by-step, interconnected operational procedures, it achieves the transformation from knowledge to skills.
Microsoft ASP.NET is a programming framework built on the Common Language Runtime (CLR), used to create powerful applications on the server. Compared to web development models, ASP.NET offers high performance, ease of development, and convenient management.
Chapter 1: Experiencing Microsoft ASP.NET: This chapter primarily introduces the .NET platform and its architecture, explaining the broader environment in which ASP.NET operates. By comparing it with ASP, it highlights the improvements in ASP.NET. Additionally, through the development of a simple example, it provides an experience of ASP.NET programming in practice.
Chapter 2: Creating a Simple ASP.NET Program: To avoid the dryness of learning programming languages, this chapter uses the development of a WinForm (window) program as an example to introduce the process of developing window-based programs in the ASP.NET development environment.
Chapter 3: Introduction to ASP.NET: This chapter focuses on introducing foundational knowledge related to programming conventions and techniques, and presents ASP.NET software from a more comprehensive and in-depth perspective, guiding readers into higher and deeper programming processes.
Chapter 4: Designing and Creating a Counter Program: Starting from this chapter, the book will delve into practical program development from a comprehensive application perspective. Through the development of three different types of counter programs, it introduces basic development processes and techniques.
Chapter 5: Developing a Member Registration System Program: To meet the need of providing richer, higher-quality, and faster services to a fixed customer base for large-scale website programs, this chapter introduces a slightly more complex multi-page program, allowing readers to experience the linking process between multiple pages in complex program development.
Chapter 6: Developing an Online Chat Room Program: To address the interactive needs of network information, this chapter takes the "Online Chat Room" program as an example, building on the multi-page program development from the previous chapter, and focuses on the application methods of the Global.asax file.
Chapter 7: Creating an Online Electronic Store: Taking the development of a large-scale commercial website program as an example, this chapter involves processes such as viewing product information online, selecting purchases, and payment, enabling readers to master the entire process of relatively independent and practical comprehensive network program development, including unified debugging, operation, and maintenance.
Chapter 8: Developing a News Release System: To address the need for web information to be updated quickly, this chapter takes the "News Release" operation as an example, focusing on the application of XML and HTML technologies.