Tag: ASP.NET
Visual Studio to Support jQuery
The open source and Microsoft developer communities became a little closer today, with the news that Visual Studio will include and support the jQuery JavaScript library.
ASP vs ASP.NET: Multi-Section Forms
Forms are a very useful fixture on the web these days. Even more useful are multi-page forms, where a large form is broken down into several sections, each collecting a set of related information. There are numerous ways to do this with ASP and ASP.NET; I’m going to show you how I do it.
Getting Started with ASP.NET 2.0
I’ve recently started working with ASP.NET 2.0, Visual Studio 2005, and SQL Server 2005. Not exactly brand-new technologies, but I wanted to give them a try. Today I’ll be writing about my impressions on these new tools.
Yet another installment in the ASP vs ASP.NET series. This article illustrates the differences between ASP and ASP.NET in how to build and handle web forms.
Another way in which ASP differs from ASP.NET is in how they work with XML strings and documents. This article will illustrate these differences, and show how to read and write XML using both platforms.
This post describes how to handle the transition from ASP to ASP.NET with regard to handling databases. It outlines what is different between the two, and includes some code snippets to illustrate these differences.
Just a quick post for me to give updates and outline my plans for the near future.
