ASP Dynamic Web Page Design Application Tutorial

Author: Tang Hongliang, Wang Gaiheng, Qin Geliang, etc.
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: ASP (Active Server Pages) is one of the most popular web application development tools today. This book starts from the perspective of beginners and introduces various technologies required to build a dynamic website based on ASP through examples, progressing from simple to complex. The book is primarily written in line with the training objectives of higher education institutions and various training centers, aiming to cultivate applied and technical talents. Under the guidance of this book, readers can master basic web programming techniques, learn the use of HTML markup language, VBScript scripting language programming methods, and ASP dynamic web page design. They will also acquire programming skills related to databases, such as popular page counters, pagination display, visitor comments, chat rooms, registration and login, and data query in current websites. The final chapter of the book integrates all the content discussed into a complete dynamic website program, providing readers with a practical reference. The book is well-structured, concise, and rich in examples, making it easy to learn and apply, aligning with teaching and learning habits. Each chapter is followed by a large number of exercises to enhance students' vocational skill training. This book is a dedicated teaching material for the 1+N compound talent vocational training program and can be used as a teaching manual for web developer training projects. It is also suitable as a textbook for students in higher education and vocational schools to learn web programming, as well as for beginners and intermediate web training programs. Additionally, it serves as a learning and reference guide for professionals engaged in dynamic web page design using ASP. The book provides a detailed introduction to how to develop systems using ASP.NET and SQL Server, including steps such as requirements analysis, system design, interface design, and code implementation. The entire book is divided into 10 chapters.