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ASP.NET Basics
ASP.NET pages are text files, and they have .aspx file name extension. They can Be placed on any web server equipped with ASP.NET. So now, when a client requests an ASP.NET page, what happens? Well, the web server passes the page to ASP.NET Runtime, a program that runs on the web server that is responsible for reading the page and compiling it into a .NET class. The class is then used to produce HTML that’s sent back to the user. It’s necessary to understand the ASP.NET Page Structure. Now, if you are a beginner developer, then I would highly recommend that you really understand as to what I am about to show you. I know you guys want to start coding, but if you really get this down, and search about these topics then by the time you will be coding, life will be much simple. I promise you.
If you liked this material then you may also want to get a book by
Cristian Darie & Zak Ruvalcaba called "Build your own ASP.NET 2.0 WEB Site". This book
really helped me out.
- Now let’s follow these steps:
- Open Visual Studio.net, click on Create Project
- Select C#, then select Web, when message opens, select ASP.NET Web Application.
- Then click ok.
Now, let’s take a look at the Source.
Now these are just very basic which you need to know again before you even think about coding. Also post your comments, and ask questions if you need to know more in depth regarding what Directives exactly are, or Code render blocks e.t.c.
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