Pro ASP.NET 1.1 in C# aims to be the definitive reference for working developers in the field. Its compendium format covers every topic you are likely to come across in your day-to-day work, from handling data through to configuration and deployment.
The book's goal is to act first as a tutorial guide that you can read from cover to cover, and second as a reference book that you can scan quickly to retrieve the answer to a specific problem as you work.
This comprehensive reference is ideal for seasoned ASP.NET developers who perform real work on a daily basis. This book puts to use hard-won, real-world ASP.NET and C# experience, and demonstrates it clearly through numerous diagrams, screenshots, and working code samples.
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Rating: - A book you must have for C# professional programmer
This is not an average Joe's book. I found the chapters that are useful for me like Chapter 13 (Files and Streams) for content management, Chapter 14 (ASP.NET Security Infrastructure), Chapter 15 (Forms Authentication) for internet web applications, and Chapter 16 (Windows Authentication) for intranet web applications. The main focus of this book are data access, application security, and advanced resource management which are important for enterprise web-based applications developers. I have ... Read More
Rating: - Excellent book! Great help in real-life ASP development.
I first got the book in a public library. I liked it so much, that I ordered it through Amazon, and it is my ASP.NET reference book ever since.
Rating: - a full object oriented ASP.NET
Amongst developers who use Microsoft's operating systems, ASP.NET is a grand chance for coding web applications on a server. The .NET platform is an elegant framework upon which C# is optimised for. Some of you already know ASP in its pre-.NET incarnation. But the book shows that Microsoft has thoroughly overhauled ASP. Putting the new current ASP.NET 1.1 into a full object oriented mode. One consequence is that new ASP code can be scaled up to far larger source code lengths. The earlier scripting ... Read More
Rating: - Must read for the seroius ASP.NET developer
This is one of the better books on ASP.NET. Unlike several other books, this does not spend a great deal of time rehashing stuff about the CLR. Although written by several authors, it is refreshingly well organized around four main areas - core concepts, data access, security, and advanced. Written for the advanced professional, this book covers the why and how of most essential topics, including HTTP handlers, session management, configuration, disconnected data, files and streams, data binding. ... Read More