Developing Web applications with Visual Basic .NET and ASP.NET /
Alexander, John, 1945 September 2-
Developing Web applications with Visual Basic .NET and ASP.NET / John Alexander, Billy Hollis. - New York : Wiley, �2002. - 1 online resource (xxii, 377 pages) : illustrations
"Wiley computer publishing."
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Getting Your Feet Wet with .NET -- Core Components of .NET -- Windows and the .NET Enterprise Servers -- .NET Framework -- Developer Tools -- .NET Foundation Services -- .Net User Experience -- Introduction to ASP.NET -- Your First ASP.NET Application -- The Development Environment and Language Changes -- The New Development Environment -- An IDE Nickel Tour -- Taking It Out for a Spin: Your Hello, World! Program -- Debugging -- Setting Breakpoints and Stepping through Code -- Debug-Related Windows -- Setting and Using Watches -- Visual Basic .NET Language Enhancements -- Data Type Changes -- Variable Declaration Changes -- Changes to Arrays -- New Arithmetic Statements -- Changes in the Way Variables Are Scoped -- Miscellaneous Changes -- Error-Handling Changes -- A Quick Overview of Error Handling in Visual Basic 6 -- The New Way in .NET--Structured Exception Handling -- Structured Exception-Handling Keywords in Visual Basic .NET -- Object-Oriented Changes in Visual Basic .NET -- Type of Developers -- Which Type Are You? -- Namespaces -- Using and Defining Namespaces -- Using a Namespace in Your Program -- Shortening Namespace and Class References -- Some Naming Conventions -- Object-Related Changes to Visual Basic Syntax -- Removal of Default Properties -- No More Set -- Property Procedure Changes -- Option Strict -- CType Statement -- Event Handler Changes -- Object-Oriented Enhancements in Visual Basic .NET -- A Word to the Wise -- Why Is It Considered Object Oriented Now? -- Changes in Syntax for Classes.
Written by two well-known and respected Microsoft insiders, this book is essential for todays VB developer who is tasked with building enterprise-level Web applications using the core .NET technologies ASP.NET and VB.NET. After a brief overview of the .NET technologies, they launch right into practical information on how to be immediately productive within ASP.NET from an experienced VB programmers point of view. They also walk you through an enterprise prototype application that accesses an enhanced version of Microsofts NorthWind Database.
0471266922 9780471266921
Active server pages.
Active server pages.
Microsoft .NET Framework.
Microsoft .NET Framework.
Visual Basic (Computer program language)
BASIC (Computer program language)
Internet programming.
Web servers.
REFERENCE--General.
BASIC (Computer program language)
Internet programming.
Visual Basic (Computer program language)
Web servers.
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
QA76.73.B3 / A395 2002eb
005.2/768
Developing Web applications with Visual Basic .NET and ASP.NET / John Alexander, Billy Hollis. - New York : Wiley, �2002. - 1 online resource (xxii, 377 pages) : illustrations
"Wiley computer publishing."
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Getting Your Feet Wet with .NET -- Core Components of .NET -- Windows and the .NET Enterprise Servers -- .NET Framework -- Developer Tools -- .NET Foundation Services -- .Net User Experience -- Introduction to ASP.NET -- Your First ASP.NET Application -- The Development Environment and Language Changes -- The New Development Environment -- An IDE Nickel Tour -- Taking It Out for a Spin: Your Hello, World! Program -- Debugging -- Setting Breakpoints and Stepping through Code -- Debug-Related Windows -- Setting and Using Watches -- Visual Basic .NET Language Enhancements -- Data Type Changes -- Variable Declaration Changes -- Changes to Arrays -- New Arithmetic Statements -- Changes in the Way Variables Are Scoped -- Miscellaneous Changes -- Error-Handling Changes -- A Quick Overview of Error Handling in Visual Basic 6 -- The New Way in .NET--Structured Exception Handling -- Structured Exception-Handling Keywords in Visual Basic .NET -- Object-Oriented Changes in Visual Basic .NET -- Type of Developers -- Which Type Are You? -- Namespaces -- Using and Defining Namespaces -- Using a Namespace in Your Program -- Shortening Namespace and Class References -- Some Naming Conventions -- Object-Related Changes to Visual Basic Syntax -- Removal of Default Properties -- No More Set -- Property Procedure Changes -- Option Strict -- CType Statement -- Event Handler Changes -- Object-Oriented Enhancements in Visual Basic .NET -- A Word to the Wise -- Why Is It Considered Object Oriented Now? -- Changes in Syntax for Classes.
Written by two well-known and respected Microsoft insiders, this book is essential for todays VB developer who is tasked with building enterprise-level Web applications using the core .NET technologies ASP.NET and VB.NET. After a brief overview of the .NET technologies, they launch right into practical information on how to be immediately productive within ASP.NET from an experienced VB programmers point of view. They also walk you through an enterprise prototype application that accesses an enhanced version of Microsofts NorthWind Database.
0471266922 9780471266921
Active server pages.
Active server pages.
Microsoft .NET Framework.
Microsoft .NET Framework.
Visual Basic (Computer program language)
BASIC (Computer program language)
Internet programming.
Web servers.
REFERENCE--General.
BASIC (Computer program language)
Internet programming.
Visual Basic (Computer program language)
Web servers.
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
QA76.73.B3 / A395 2002eb
005.2/768
