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The ASP.NET 2.0 Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks & Hacks is a collection of solutions to the most common ASP.NET problems. Let five world-class ASP.NET professionals guide you through countless practical solutions using C#.
What you will learn
* Add interactivity with Ajax and JavaScript
* How to build a database access layer for improved portability
* Build data-driven application squickly with SubSonic
* Work with email: send, parse, and manage attachments
Description
The ASP.NET 2.0 Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks & Hacks is a collection of solutions to the most common ASP.NET problems. Let five world-class ASP.NET professionals guide you through countless practical solutions using C#. Solve specific ASP.NET problems fast — without wading through mountains of reference material — and rest assured your code follows current best practices. For the serious ASP.NET coder, this book is a must-have.
Who is this for?
This book is for beginner and intermediate ASP.NET developers who want to get more out of the ASP.NET 2.0 framework. It's also for those programmers who have always just stumbled their way through ASP.NET without really understanding how things worked, or when it's appropriate to bend the rules or sidestep the 'normal' way of building web applications. This book assumes that you are across the basics of ASP.NET, web forms, C# syntax, code-beside structure, and basic web project configuration.
Creators
Scott Allen
Scott Allen is a consultant and founder of OdeToCode.com. Scott is also an instructor for a premier Microsoft .NET training provider and home to many of the top authorities on .NET today. In 15 years of software development.
Jeff Atwood
Jeff has been a Microsoft Windows developer since 1992. Most of his programming was in Visual Basic, now quite comfortable with C# or VB.NET. Jeff is particularly interested in best practices and human factors in software development
Jon Galloway
Jon Galloway spends most of his time with ASP.NET and SQL Server. Jon co-founded the Monoppix project, has contributed to several open source projects, and regularly releases open source utilities.
Wyatt Barnett
Wyatt Barnett leads the in-house development team for a major industry trade association in Washington DC. He also writes for SitePoint’s .NET blog, Daily Catch, and worked as the Expert Reviewer for this book.
Phil Haack
Phil has over eight years of experience in software development, consulting, and a software management, which he puts to good use as the CTO and co-founder of VelocIT. In his spare time, he leads the Subtext open source blogging engine
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