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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 005.276
EAN: 9780764558900
ISBN: 0764558900
Label: Wiley Publishing, Inc.
Manufacturer: Wiley Publishing, Inc.
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 1368
Publication Date: April 02, 2004
Publisher: Wiley Publishing, Inc.
Sales Rank: 109161
Studio: Wiley Publishing, Inc.
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Rating:  - A good book to waste your time and energy.
If you are looking for a book that just dumps in a lot of spaghetti uncoordinated meaningless text where you have to brake your head every other paragraph to find out what the authors intended to say, then this book is for you. I am going to list the points I don't like about this book:
a. Paragraphs are very hard to understand.
b. The code is just thrown inside without explaining it.
c. Ideas are repeated all over to just build bulk.
d. Almost no technical ... Read More
Rating:  - Most Strategic ASP.NET Book Going!
Given some initial hurdles, I fervently believe that Alex Homer's (plus 5 other authors) "Professional ASP.NET 1.1" is the most strategic book going, to really learn to program in ASP.NET. Or, from my life, it was the best thing I found after 3 years and more than $1000 worth of .NET-programming books.
In true fairness, I believe the up-front hurdles are NOT the authors' fault. Rather, they come from the massiveness, and the version-one nature, of .NET. Among my .NET-student peers, ... Read More
Rating: - Book if you are serious about getting ASP .NET knowledge
If you are really serious about getting ASP .NET knowledge and you are in real development environment where you need in depth knowledge of ASP .NET paradigm and controls, then this is the book for you. What I can't find at other places, this books describes it beautifully and clearly. I am very happy to get this book and I really enjoy reading it. I highly recommend this book for all types of developers, beginner, intermediate or advanced.
Rating: - Not a book for those who want to learn ASP.net
If you want to learn asp.net, this book is not the one. All it does is talk.
Rating: - Thorough, good examples, screenshot heavy
This is one of those great all-in-one tome books. Some of which are great, like this one. While others are little more than doorstops. The text is well written, though, like most Wrox books it relies heavily on code to do most of the exposition. Almost every topic you can think of is covered. Basic topics like controls, page design and security. Then onto more advanced topics like XML and mobile development. That's how you get to the tome size. But the coverage is consistently well written. So if you ... Read More
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