Learning ASP.NET I often get asked by people what they should do to start learning ASP.NET, that is, what bits should they look at first and what bits after that. The following is a list I put together for somebody recently that outlines a path to a good solid foundation of knowledge on ASP.NET. It doesn’t include everything (mobile controls, web parts, performance tuning, deployment, web services, etc.) but it’s a good start for any web developer wanting to get to grips with ASP.NET. ASP.NET Application & Page Life Cycle Configuration management HTTP Modules HTTP Handlers Authentication & Membership providers (included and custom) Authorisation & Roles providers (included and custom) Pages Server Controls (the included controls in ASP.NET) Site Maps (included providers and custom) Master Pages & Themes (and Cascading Style Sheets) User Controls Data Binding ...
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