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ASP.NET is a rich programming framework for building web-based applications. It offers outstanding support for both developers and administrators, providing improved ease-of-use, tool support, reliability, scalability, administration and security. The ASP.NET QuickStart walks through a series of sample code and concepts to teach you how to make the most of this powerful technology. More info

Learn what ASP can do for your website and some of the basic concepts involved. This tutorial consists of a number of articles that can all can be printed. More info

This is an highly recommended site that teaches you how to do all sorts of things with Active Server Pages. Has a bit of everything that leads you from learning the language until more complex operations such as database interfacing. More info

Recently I was working on my Website, and decided I wanted to implement a guestbook. I started to search the Web to find the best guestbook for my Website, but when none turned up, I thought 'Hey I'm a developer, why not create my own?' More info

In the past I worked very much with ASP and everything was fine for me. But I thought why not try the newer Technology of Microsoft called ASP.NET More info

In this article we will discuss a number of ways to retrieve, show, and update data with ASP.NET forms using ADO.NET. Also, we will have a clear idea about the most common server controls in ASP.NET. More info

Provide users with a variety of printing capabilities in your ASP.NET Web applications. More info

This takes you to the first of a series of articles explaining what Active Server Pages are and how to use them. More info

People are using XML to manage the publishing process for large, complex Web sites. Examples include an interview with Mike Moore on how www.microsoft.com has used XML to manage its complex needs and Streamlining Your Web Site Using XML, a high-level overview of how companies such as Dell use XML to streamline their entire publishing process. More info