good getting started info

[Stephanie_Stowe]

I am an experienced ASp (classic) and VB developer. My organization will
be moving to DOTNET. I need to get started figuring out the framework, C#
and ASP.NET. (Yeah, yeah I am a little late.) The web and MS site is
*awash* with info. Do you guys have a good starting web site or book or
something that you can particularly recommend from the vantage of an
experienced programmer, rather than a complete newbie?

Thanks

S

[John Timney \(Microsoft MVP\)]

Start with the quickstart tutorial, and have a look at w3schools. Between
the two of them you'll be OK.

http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/howto/
http://www.w3schools.com/aspnet/default.asp
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John Timney
Microsoft Regional Director
Microsoft MVP
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I am an experienced ASp (classic) and VB developer. My organization will
be moving to DOTNET. I need to get started figuring out the framework, C#
and ASP.NET. (Yeah, yeah I am a little late.) The web and MS site is
*awash* with info. Do you guys have a good starting web site or book or
something that you can particularly recommend from the vantage of an
experienced programmer, rather than a complete newbie?

Thanks

S

[clintonG]

If you have the SDK installed configure the QuickStart tutorials...
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\SDK\v1.1\StartHere.htm

QUE MCAD 70-315 Training Guide. It is excellent and covers a
broad range of issues and has the advantage of preparing you for what you
would be tested for if you do the cert. Our Visual Studio Developers Group
chose the QUE Training Guides from many that were scrutinized.

Should be obvious:
WROX C# Programmer's Reference
WROX C# Class Design
WROX C# Text Manipulation

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I am an experienced ASp (classic) and VB developer. My organization will
be moving to DOTNET. I need to get started figuring out the framework, C#
and ASP.NET. (Yeah, yeah I am a little late.) The web and MS site is
*awash* with info. Do you guys have a good starting web site or book or
something that you can particularly recommend from the vantage of an
experienced programmer, rather than a complete newbie?

Thanks

S

[Stephanie_Stowe]

Thank you both!

[clintonG]

Your welcome.
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Thank you both!