ASP.NET Sites

95five-0 · 02-17-2007, 10:00 PM

I am trying to learn to program in ASP.NET and I was looking for some good web resources. I am very familar with HMTL and Java, and I am familar with VB and C#. Basically, I am looking for some good sites for tips and example codes. Thanks.

MattBro · 03-03-2007, 06:47 AM

I suggest you learn .NET before you delve into ASP.NET. As once you know .NET, technologies that are based on it's technology (i.e. ASP.NET) end up just being references.

Also, I suggest you learn a programming language such as C before you go any further. But that's just personal opinion.

taker4mdb · 08-09-2007, 04:25 PM

Once you learn VB.NET, you pretty much know ASP.NET. I can't speak for the others, as I've only done those two :P

VB.NET is very easy to learn, and with the IDE, it's a breeze to make simple apps, and not too difficult to make not-so-simple ones.

But, as I've been told, a lot of the concepts won't transfer to other languages as much as something like C#/C++

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taker4mdb Registered User Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 21 OS: Windows XP Home SP2	Re: ASP.NET Sites Once you learn VB.NET, you pretty much know ASP.NET. I can't speak for the others, as I've only done those two :P VB.NET is very easy to learn, and with the IDE, it's a breeze to make simple apps, and not too difficult to make not-so-simple ones. But, as I've been told, a lot of the concepts won't transfer to other languages as much as something like C#/C++

03-03-2007, 06:47 AM	#2 (permalink)
MattBro Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 202 OS: WinXP-Home	I suggest you learn .NET before you delve into ASP.NET. As once you know .NET, technologies that are based on it's technology (i.e. ASP.NET) end up just being references. Also, I suggest you learn a programming language such as C before you go any further. But that's just personal opinion.