Tom, If you're like me and like to learn from books, I can point you to a few
things:
I've not seen a good book that does both ASP.NET and HTML. My bible for
ASP.NET is "Programming ASP.NET" by Dino Esposito. Understand everything in
there (1100+ pages) and you'll have arrived. There are easier intro books,
but Esposito's book covers all that and way more with real-world examples.
Re HTML, I liked both "Creating Web Pages with HTML" and "How to Do
Everything with HTML" as good intros, then back those up with a heavier
reference.
It's hard to get away from understanding javascript well if you're in this
for real. "How to do Everything with Javascript" is another good intro, maybe
with a reference like O'Reilly's "rhino" book, "javascript
: The Definitive
Guide"
Finally, you'll need to understand CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) for most
things. I like O'Reilly's "Cascading Style Sheets: The Definitive Guide."
Have fun.
hth,
Bill
"Tom Jones" wrote:
Hi,
I have 8 years experience developing commerical software for Windows
(C/C++/x86 Assembler/C#). What I have zero experience with is "developing
for the web." I mean, I can look at HTML and understand what is going on,
but I've never developed anything larger than a few simple pages.
I have a rather deep understanding of .NET and the BCL but I have no
experience with ASP.NET perse.
I am wondering where I should start. It seems as though most
references/tutorials are *all* ASP.NET *or* all HTML. I would like to learn
'web development using ASP.NET'. Is there a tutorial/book that is
appropriate for someone like me?
Thanks in advance for any advice...
-TJ