I have a two years of experience of programming in Visual C# and Visual C++. I would like to know some good online sources to start learning ASP.NET or anything else I should/need to learn before diving into ASP.NET. I found some online videos that are proving to be quite useful. Perhaps I would like to know about some open source projects where I can have a look at the ASP.NET code directly.
Thanks.
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Sorry, but I'm going to have to suggest the immediately obvious first:
Official Microsoft ASP .Net Site
There's a link at the top to both "Get Started" and "Learn", and I have found this site incredibly useful over the past year or so.
Pace : +1 I learnt a lot here too :) -
Just to add, another great resource is www.learnvisualstudio.net
Its not free but it has a plethora of videos covering all aspects of asp.net from 1.1 to 3.5, AJAX, Webservices.
Programmer to Programmer style videos with great examples and downloadable source code.
Good luck :)
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Speaking as a convert from WinForms to the Web, I offer the following tips
- Learn the ASP.NET Life-cycle
- Get to grips with the concepts of client vs server-side code; know how pages are served up etc
- Don't bite off too much too soon, there are A LOT of new things to learn, and it changes very quickly. But you don't need to be writing a full-blown AJAX web app straight away.
: great tips! thanks Duncan -
IMHO, CodeProject (www.codeproject.com) has lots of excellent articles related to ASP.NET. Regarding projects, there are plenty of ASP.NET applications in CodePlex (www.codeplex.com) or SourceForge. Regarding a specific ASP.NET application, http://www.cuyahoga-project.org/ its a great application to see.
Best Regards.
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http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/
Loads of ASP.NET articles/tutorials at various levels. I found it pretty useful to get my head around some of the concepts.
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I like http://www.asp.net/learn/ it has some great tuts and some cool videos that walk you through the processes.
Good Luck
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