Want to Learn ASP.NET

[Dave]

Hey,

I've been expanding my skills in web programming recently. I taught myself
the basics of ASP 3.0, but I want to get into .NET and ASP.NET (and ADO.NET,
for that matter). Can anyone point me to any good online tutorials and the
like as a starting place? (I prefer working in C/C++ style languages, so if
beggars can be choosy I'd prefer tutorials that don't use the VB syntax, but
I'll take what I can get).
Thanks,
Dave

[Sabre]

LearnVisualStudio.Net has a series of real cheap but great videos. Worth
alook!
"Dave" <ne*****@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hey,

I've been expanding my skills in web programming recently. I taught myself the basics of ASP 3.0, but I want to get into .NET and ASP.NET (and ADO.NET, for that matter). Can anyone point me to any good online tutorials and the like as a starting place? (I prefer working in C/C++ style languages, so if beggars can be choosy I'd prefer tutorials that don't use the VB syntax, but I'll take what I can get).
Thanks,
Dave

[Paul Hobbs]

Hi Dave,

If you want to learn ADO.NET (and you already have some understanding of
other MS data access technologies), I would recommend "ADO.NET in a
Nutshell" from O'Reilly. It is clear& concise, has lots of tips and
gotchas, and uses C# rather than VB.NET (which is a pain for me cos I prefer
VB!).

Good luck!

Paul

"Dave" <ne*****@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:Sw********************@comcast.com...

Hey,

I've been expanding my skills in web programming recently. I taught myself the basics of ASP 3.0, but I want to get into .NET and ASP.NET (and ADO.NET, for that matter). Can anyone point me to any good online tutorials and the like as a starting place? (I prefer working in C/C++ style languages, so if beggars can be choosy I'd prefer tutorials that don't use the VB syntax, but I'll take what I can get).
Thanks,
Dave