ASP.NET is Microsoft’s platform for developing Web applications. With
the new release of version 2.0, Microsoft has added powerful new features
such as Master Pages and automatic site navigation, which make it one
of the most powerful (yet easy-to-use) Web-development tools out there.
And it’s inexpensive. Although the professional versions of Visual Studio will
set you back some, Visual Web Developer Express Edition will cost you only
about $100 and can be used to develop sophisticated ASP.NET applications,
using your choice of programming languages — Visual Basic or C#.
One way to learn ASP.NET is to buy a beginning ASP.NET book. There are
plenty of good ones out there, including (in all due modesty) my own
ASP.NET 2.0 All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies (published by Wiley, of
course). But this book takes a different approach. Instead of belaboring the
myriad of details that go into ASP.NET programming, this book presents a
series of complete popular applications, such as a shopping cart and a forum
host, and explains in detail how these applications work. You can study these
applications to see how real-world ASP.NET programming is done, and you
can even copy them to give your own applications a running start.
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