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I'm looking for a good book on ASP.net. I'm looking for a book that builds
a project throughout the book - not disjointed examples for every chapter.
I have a book on ASP standard called "Web Application Development Using
Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0". This book builds a website for a college.
Each chapter is a progressive stage in the building of the web site. This
is the kind of book I want for ASP.net.

Any recommendations?

Thanks.

Matthew Wells
MWells@FirstByte.net

There aren't nearly as many of that type out there. Your best bet is to
actually use several in conjunction with this type of book. I've often found
that this building a single application approach doesn't work as well from a
best-practices perspective. A good book that may fit what you're looking for
is ASP.Net website programming, problem - design - solution by Wrox Press.
http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTit...764584642.html

You'll definitely want other books to go with it though. ASP.Net is nothing
like ASP so this type of book will leave out volumes of information that you
would find in other books simply because it cannot use everything in the
framework.

--
Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Former Microsoft FrontPage MVP 199?-2006

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I'm looking for a good book on ASP.net. I'm looking for a book that
builds
a project throughout the book - not disjointed examples for every chapter.
I have a book on ASP standard called "Web Application Development Using
Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0". This book builds a website for a college.
Each chapter is a progressive stage in the building of the web site. This
is the kind of book I want for ASP.net.
>
Any recommendations?
>
Thanks.
>
Matthew Wells
MWells@FirstByte.net
>
>

As opposed to the "Beginner" series most if not all of the "Pro" series from
Wrox are all project oriented. You can find several of the most recent using
a BitTorrent client.

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There aren't nearly as many of that type out there. Your best bet is to
actually use several in conjunction with this type of book. I've often
found that this building a single application approach doesn't work as
well from a best-practices perspective. A good book that may fit what
you're looking for is ASP.Net website programming, problem - design -
solution by Wrox Press.
http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTit...764584642.html
>
You'll definitely want other books to go with it though. ASP.Net is
nothing like ASP so this type of book will leave out volumes of
information that you would find in other books simply because it cannot
use everything in the framework.
>
>
--
Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Former Microsoft FrontPage MVP 199?-2006
>
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>I'm looking for a good book on ASP.net. I'm looking for a book that
>builds
>a project throughout the book - not disjointed examples for every
>chapter.
>I have a book on ASP standard called "Web Application Development Using
>Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0". This book builds a website for a
>college.
>Each chapter is a progressive stage in the building of the web site.
>This
>is the kind of book I want for ASP.net.
>>
>Any recommendations?
>>
>Thanks.
>>
>Matthew Wells
>MWells@FirstByte.net
>>
>>

>
>

Thank you. That's a good start.

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As opposed to the "Beginner" series most if not all of the "Pro" series

from

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Wrox are all project oriented. You can find several of the most recent

using

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a BitTorrent client.
>
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There aren't nearly as many of that type out there. Your best bet is to
actually use several in conjunction with this type of book. I've often
found that this building a single application approach doesn't work as
well from a best-practices perspective. A good book that may fit what
you're looking for is ASP.Net website programming, problem - design -
solution by Wrox Press.
http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTit...764584642.html

You'll definitely want other books to go with it though. ASP.Net is
nothing like ASP so this type of book will leave out volumes of
information that you would find in other books simply because it cannot
use everything in the framework.

--
Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Former Microsoft FrontPage MVP 199?-2006

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I'm looking for a good book on ASP.net. I'm looking for a book that
builds
a project throughout the book - not disjointed examples for every
chapter.
I have a book on ASP standard called "Web Application Development Using
Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0". This book builds a website for a
college.
Each chapter is a progressive stage in the building of the web site.
This
is the kind of book I want for ASP.net.
>
Any recommendations?
>
Thanks.
>
Matthew Wells
MWells@FirstByte.net
>
>

>
>

Oops. I should have said: Is there a comparable book using VB.net?

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There aren't nearly as many of that type out there. Your best bet is to
actually use several in conjunction with this type of book. I've often

found

Quote:

that this building a single application approach doesn't work as well from

a

Quote:

best-practices perspective. A good book that may fit what you're looking

for

Quote:

is ASP.Net website programming, problem - design - solution by Wrox Press.
http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTit...764584642.html
>
You'll definitely want other books to go with it though. ASP.Net is

nothing

Quote:

like ASP so this type of book will leave out volumes of information that

you

Quote:

would find in other books simply because it cannot use everything in the
framework.
>
>
--
Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Former Microsoft FrontPage MVP 199?-2006
>
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I'm looking for a good book on ASP.net. I'm looking for a book that
builds
a project throughout the book - not disjointed examples for every

chapter.

Quote:

I have a book on ASP standard called "Web Application Development Using
Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0". This book builds a website for a

college.

Quote:

Each chapter is a progressive stage in the building of the web site.

This

Quote:

is the kind of book I want for ASP.net.

Any recommendations?

Thanks.

Matthew Wells
MWells@FirstByte.net

>
>

http://www.superexpert.com/Books/Asp...d/Default.aspx

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I'm looking for a good book on ASP.net. I'm looking for a book that builds
a project throughout the book - not disjointed examples for every chapter.
I have a book on ASP standard called "Web Application Development Using
Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0". This book builds a website for a college.
Each chapter is a progressive stage in the building of the web site. This
is the kind of book I want for ASP.net.
>
Any recommendations?
>
Thanks.
>
Matthew Wells
MWells@FirstByte.net
>
>

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