Dear Group,
I've searched the newsgroup for the last few days and can't seem to find
a thread regarding the best tutorials. I've learned programming in C, VB
(version 6) and PHP but can't seem to understand ASP.Net or VB.Net
(their web-type programming). Gone to the Microsoft site with the
tutorials in video format but still can't 'get it'. Not sure what all
the files are that need to be deployed nor even the actual model(MVC?)
that the apps use.
Anyway, if anyone can point to some good books or websites, it would be
appreciated. Sorry if this is redundant or not the right newsgroup.
Thanks for reading,
Sheridan
Oct 11 '06
11  1142 
ditto
"tdavisjr" <td******@gmail .comwrote in message news:DB******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
Sheridan,
If you really want to learn ASP.NET and how it works, I suggest you stay away from the wizards and IDE. Yes, that means Visual
Studio or Visual Web Developer as well. When I started, I used a simple text editor to learn the basics. Once, I got the basics
down pack, I graduated to using IDE's since they will improve your productivity. Its like trying to drive, if you don't know how
to even walk. Its possible, but it will take a little more time and effort. ASP.NET UnLeashed and Teach yourself ASP.NET in 24 hrs
(1st ed) are some books to start with.
"Sheridan" <au***@bellsout h.netwrote in message news:YN******** *********@bigne ws6.bellsouth.n et...
>Juan,
Thanks to everyone but yes, have tried that tutorial and just can't seem
to get the 'dataset' reader thing part. I'm sure it's just my lack of
understandin g because it all seems so 'wizard-like' that it confuses me.
Thanks for the suggestion though.
Sheridan
Juan T. Llibre wrote:
>>Try this one :
http://msconline.maconstate.edu/tuto...20/default.htm
Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
asp.net faq : http://asp.net.do/faq/
foros de asp.net, en español : http://asp.net.do/foros/
============= =============== =======
"Sheridan" <au***@bellsout h.netwrote in message news:zn******** *********@bigne ws6.bellsouth.n et...
Dear Group,
I've searched the newsgroup for the last few days and can't seem to find
a thread regarding the best tutorials. I've learned programming in C, VB
(version 6) and PHP but can't seem to understand ASP.Net or VB.Net
(their web-type programming). Gone to the Microsoft site with the
tutorials in video format but still can't 'get it'. Not sure what all
the files are that need to be deployed nor even the actual model(MVC?)
that the apps use.
Anyway, if anyone can point to some good books or websites, it would be
appreciate d. Sorry if this is redundant or not the right newsgroup.
Thanks for reading,
Sheridan
TDavis Jr. & Jon Pall,
Thanks. I'm thinking that has been my 'mistake' all along. I'm going to
order the Teach Yourself book and then see how that goes over. I'll also
give the ASP.Net Unleased a look.
Thanks and the advice to use the text editor probably will make a world
of difference,
Sheridan
Jon Paal wrote:
ditto
"tdavisjr" <td******@gmail .comwrote in message news:DB******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
>Sheridan,
If you really want to learn ASP.NET and how it works, I suggest you stay away from the wizards and IDE. Yes, that means Visual
Studio or Visual Web Developer as well. When I started, I used a simple text editor to learn the basics. Once, I got the basics
down pack, I graduated to using IDE's since they will improve your productivity. Its like trying to drive, if you don't know how
to even walk. Its possible, but it will take a little more time and effort. ASP.NET UnLeashed and Teach yourself ASP.NET in 24 hrs
(1st ed) are some books to start with.
"Sheridan" <au***@bellsout h.netwrote in message news:YN******** *********@bigne ws6.bellsouth.n et...
>>Juan,
Thanks to everyone but yes, have tried that tutorial and just can't seem
to get the 'dataset' reader thing part. I'm sure it's just my lack of
understandi ng because it all seems so 'wizard-like' that it confuses me.
Thanks for the suggestion though.
Sheridan
Juan T. Llibre wrote:
Try this one :
http://msconline.maconstate.edu/tuto...20/default.htm
Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
asp.net faq : http://asp.net.do/faq/
foros de asp.net, en español : http://asp.net.do/foros/
============ =============== ========
"Sheridan" <au***@bellsout h.netwrote in message news:zn******** *********@bigne ws6.bellsouth.n et...
Dear Group,
I've searched the newsgroup for the last few days and can't seem to find
a thread regarding the best tutorials. I've learned programming in C, VB
(version 6) and PHP but can't seem to understand ASP.Net or VB.Net
(their web-type programming). Gone to the Microsoft site with the
tutorials in video format but still can't 'get it'. Not sure what all
the files are that need to be deployed nor even the actual model(MVC?)
that the apps use.
>
Anyway, if anyone can point to some good books or websites, it would be
appreciated . Sorry if this is redundant or not the right newsgroup.
>
Thanks for reading,
Sheridan
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