This tutorial covers the heart of ASP.NET's Web Forms rendering model: controls. As we'll see here, System.Web.UI.Page works by partitioning the rendering process into small components known as server-side controls.
ASP.NET Application Fundamentals ASP.NET / Getting Started
This tutorial covers the fundamentals involved in building an ASP.NET application. From a syntactical point of view, writing .NET code is similar to writing the classic ASP code that you may have seen during the late dot-com era. Many of the key symbols remain the same, and even some of the syntax survives. However, the entire underlying execution model changed dramatically between classic ASP and ASP.NET. Whereas executing classic ASP pages was primarily an exercise in rendering HTML, interpreting script code, and calling Component Object Model code, ASP.NET introduces an entirely new object-oriented execution model.
Web Parts ASP.NET / Controls
Because rendering an ASP.NET Web form is broken down into small, manageable chunks, arbitrarily extending the framework by adding new controls is a straightforward affair. Server-side controls offer very fine-grained control over the HTML rendered by your application.
PostBack to a different page ASP.NET / Site Navigation
Tutorial on how you can PostBack from one page to another. By default in ASP.NET 1.0 and 1.1 PostBack is done to the same page. We will see how we can get around this. Also, you will see how the PostBackUrl property in ASP.NET 2.0 makes this easier.
Your first ASP.NET Page. ASP.NET / Getting Started
ASP.NET is an exceptionally remarkable technology for building web applications. We begin exploring ASP.NET pages with this first article. In this article we'll learn :
* From where to download ASP.NET premium edition?
* The installation process.
* Developing your first ASP.NET page.
* Running and testing your ASP.NET page.
Submitting Web Form data from one ASP.NET page to another ASP.NET / Web Forms
This article discusses different options you as a developer have in ASP.NET to send data from one ASP.NET page to another. Since you cannot use ASP.NET Web Controls (System.Web.UI.WebControls) in such a scenario (which only allow posting back of data to the same page), this article discusses other ways like using HttpContext object.
The ASP.NET Page Life Cycle ASP.NET / General Development
This article describes the life cycle of an ASP.NET page from initialization to unloading. Also shows the various methods to override ASP.NET server-side events. Source code available for download.
C Sharp Tutorial ASP.NET / General Development
C# (pronounced "Cee-Sharp") is a Microsoft product and part of their .NET framwork. C# can be used to develop a stand alone application or a web server scripting applicaton. C#s code is enhanced for fast execution and by keeping the program loaded in memory greatly increases execusion speed. The only drawback of using the .NET Framework is that the initial page request requires a compile which takes time. Microsoft has remedied this problem by allowing developers to procompile their page before sending it to the web server.
Introduction to Web Services. ASP.NET / XML Web Services
The label "web services," as broadly applied, has two levels of meaning - one specific and one conceptual: Specifically, web services are a stack of emerging standards that describe a service-oriented, component-based application architecture.Conceptually, web services represent a model in which discrete tasks within e-business processes are distributed widely throughout a value net.
File Listing Control ASP.NET / File Operations
This code allows you to easily add a control to your ASP.Net page that will list the files from a folder with icons and filenames.
A Common Look and Feel ASP.NET / General Development
This tutorial covers one of ASP.NET 2.0's most useful features as far as developing an identity for your site: Master Pages. A distinguishing characteristic of most well-designed modern Web sites is the consistent look and feel of each page within the site.