Hello people,
i wanna learn ASP.NET (actually i dev. under ASP3) so i have buy 1 book
(application asp.net with vb.net)
but on the 14page i read this"this book dont show you the base élément of
language(variable,instructions,base classe from .NET) SO it is recommended
to buy the book(the DEV with visual basic.net) to show those points"
so i have allready read 17% of the book and it seem that i cant found the
all Functions/Methods/Objects/Constants/Operators/Properties/Statements from
ASP.NET
so did you know a web page where i can see the reference of ASP.NET or
VB.NET or .NET
thank you a lot..
James
6  1061 
I think www.asp.net has a useful quick start guide. You need to understand
language of your choice first. then read books about asp.net and examine
asp.net framework.
"James_patageul" <Tw*******@hotmail.Com> wrote in message
news:eJ****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Hello people,
i wanna learn ASP.NET (actually i dev. under ASP3) so i have buy 1 book
(application asp.net with vb.net)
but on the 14page i read this"this book dont show you the base ??ent of
language(variable,instructions,base classe from .NET) SO it is recommended
to buy the book(the DEV with visual basic.net) to show those points"
so i have allready read 17% of the book and it seem that i cant found the
all Functions/Methods/Objects/Constants/Operators/Properties/Statements
from
ASP.NET
so did you know a web page where i can see the reference of ASP.NET or
VB.NET or .NET
thank you a lot..
James
vous peuvey entrer chey (learing on main page of microsoft and you will find
the books you need)
"James_patageul" wrote: Hello people,
i wanna learn ASP.NET (actually i dev. under ASP3) so i have buy 1 book
(application asp.net with vb.net)
but on the 14page i read this"this book dont show you the base élément of
language(variable,instructions,base classe from .NET) SO it is recommended
to buy the book(the DEV with visual basic.net) to show those points"
so i have allready read 17% of the book and it seem that i cant found the
all Functions/Methods/Objects/Constants/Operators/Properties/Statements from
ASP.NET
so did you know a web page where i can see the reference of ASP.NET or
VB.NET or .NET
thank you a lot..
James
Visual Basic Language Keywords http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...eywordsall.asp
"James_patageul" <Tw*******@hotmail.Com> wrote in message
news:eJ****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Hello people,
i wanna learn ASP.NET (actually i dev. under ASP3) so i have buy 1 book
(application asp.net with vb.net)
but on the 14page i read this"this book dont show you the base élément of
language(variable,instructions,base classe from .NET) SO it is recommended
to buy the book(the DEV with visual basic.net) to show those points"
so i have allready read 17% of the book and it seem that i cant found the
all Functions/Methods/Objects/Constants/Operators/Properties/Statements
from
ASP.NET
so did you know a web page where i can see the reference of ASP.NET or
VB.NET or .NET
thank you a lot..
James
Here's the Visual Basic .NET Language Reference. It should give you what you
need: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...mingWithVB.asp
"James_patageul" <Tw*******@hotmail.Com> wrote in message
news:eJ****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Hello people,
i wanna learn ASP.NET (actually i dev. under ASP3) so i have buy 1 book
(application asp.net with vb.net)
but on the 14page i read this"this book dont show you the base élément of
language(variable,instructions,base classe from .NET) SO it is recommended
to buy the book(the DEV with visual basic.net) to show those points"
so i have allready read 17% of the book and it seem that i cant found the
all Functions/Methods/Objects/Constants/Operators/Properties/Statements
from
ASP.NET
so did you know a web page where i can see the reference of ASP.NET or
VB.NET or .NET
thank you a lot..
James
I think www.asp.net has a useful quick start guide. You need to understand
language of your choice first. then read books about asp.net and examine
asp.net framework.
"James_patageul" <Tw*******@hotmail.Com> wrote in message
news:eJ****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Hello people,
i wanna learn ASP.NET (actually i dev. under ASP3) so i have buy 1 book
(application asp.net with vb.net)
but on the 14page i read this"this book dont show you the base ??ent of
language(variable,instructions,base classe from .NET) SO it is recommended
to buy the book(the DEV with visual basic.net) to show those points"
so i have allready read 17% of the book and it seem that i cant found the
all Functions/Methods/Objects/Constants/Operators/Properties/Statements
from
ASP.NET
so did you know a web page where i can see the reference of ASP.NET or
VB.NET or .NET
thank you a lot..
James
Thank you all for your post ;-p
So i'm gonna learn in this order-> VB.NET after ASP.NET and then .net
framework thank you to all of you
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