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The ASP.Net 2.0 Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks & Hacks
An ASP.NET 2.0 book that just helps you get things done!
This book contains a collection of 101 best practice, object oriented solutions that you can easily adapt to your own projects.
Coverage includes:
Working with text, numbers, dates & times Accessing data with ADO.NET Form validation under multiple scenerios Page, Session and application state tips Access control in web applications Producing standards compliant output Enhancing applications with AJAX Working with Email Handling errors and debugging Performance tips and pitfalls And much more!
As a bonus, all book buyers get download access to the code archive which has all the examples in the book in both C# and VB.
Back Cover
"A comprehensive collection of ready-to-use ASP.NET solutions!"
The ASP.NET 2.0 Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks & Hacks is a collection of solutions to the most common ASP.NET problems. Let five world-class ASP.NET professionals guide you through countless practical solutions using C# or VB.
Learn to:
- Add interactivity with Ajax and JavaScript.
- Build a database access layer for improved portability.
- Sidestep the ASP.NET framework when required.
- Build data-driven applications quickly with SubSonic.
- Gracefull handle errors effectively.
- Work with email: send, parse, & manage attachments.
- Use component-based development for flexibility.
- Make your applications search engine friendly.
- Validate data input on forms.
- Create a user registration system.
- Use Master Pages to simplify development.
- Work with binary content.
- Improve the speed of your site, decrease bandwidth usage and speed up database queries
- And lots more...
About the Authors
Scott Allen is a consultant and founder of OdeToCode.com. Scott is also an instructor for Pluralsight—a premier Microsoft .NET training provider and home to many of the top authorities on .NET today. In 15 years of software development, Scott has shipped commercial software on everything from 8 bit embedded devices to 64 bit web servers. You can reach Scott through his blog at http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/.
Jeff Atwood lives near Berkeley, California with his wife, two cats, and far more computers than he cares to mention. His first computer was the Texas Instruments TI-99/4a. He’s been a Microsoft Windows developer since 1992. Most of his programming was in Visual Basic, although he spent significant time with early versions of Delphi, and now he’s quite comfortable with C# or VB.NET. Jeff is particularly interested in best practices and human factors in software development, as represented in his blog, http://www.codinghorror.com/..
Wyatt Barnett leads the in-house development team for a major industry trade association in Washington DC. He also writes for SitePoint’s .NET blog, Daily Catch, and worked as the Expert Reviewer for this book.
After working hard as a submarine lieutenant, Jon Galloway was amazed to find that people would pay him to goof off with computers all day. He spends most of his time with ASP.NET and SQL Server, but likes to keep involved with a variety of other technologies. Jon co-founded the Monoppix project, has contributed to several open source projects, including SubSonic, and regularly releases open source utilities. He’s a senior software engineer at Vertigo Software, and blogs at http://weblogs.asp.net/jgalloway/.
Phil Haack has over eight years of experience in software development, consulting, and software management, which he puts to good use as the CTO and co-founder of VelocIT.
This book contains a collection of 101 best practice, object oriented solutions that you can easily adapt to your own projects.
Coverage includes:
Working with text, numbers, dates & times Accessing data with ADO.NET Form validation under multiple scenerios Page, Session and application state tips Access control in web applications Producing standards compliant output Enhancing applications with AJAX Working with Email Handling errors and debugging Performance tips and pitfalls And much more!
As a bonus, all book buyers get download access to the code archive which has all the examples in the book in both C# and VB.
Back Cover
"A comprehensive collection of ready-to-use ASP.NET solutions!"
The ASP.NET 2.0 Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks & Hacks is a collection of solutions to the most common ASP.NET problems. Let five world-class ASP.NET professionals guide you through countless practical solutions using C# or VB.
Learn to:
- Add interactivity with Ajax and JavaScript.
- Build a database access layer for improved portability.
- Sidestep the ASP.NET framework when required.
- Build data-driven applications quickly with SubSonic.
- Gracefull handle errors effectively.
- Work with email: send, parse, & manage attachments.
- Use component-based development for flexibility.
- Make your applications search engine friendly.
- Validate data input on forms.
- Create a user registration system.
- Use Master Pages to simplify development.
- Work with binary content.
- Improve the speed of your site, decrease bandwidth usage and speed up database queries
- And lots more...
About the Authors
Scott Allen is a consultant and founder of OdeToCode.com. Scott is also an instructor for Pluralsight—a premier Microsoft .NET training provider and home to many of the top authorities on .NET today. In 15 years of software development, Scott has shipped commercial software on everything from 8 bit embedded devices to 64 bit web servers. You can reach Scott through his blog at http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/.
Jeff Atwood lives near Berkeley, California with his wife, two cats, and far more computers than he cares to mention. His first computer was the Texas Instruments TI-99/4a. He’s been a Microsoft Windows developer since 1992. Most of his programming was in Visual Basic, although he spent significant time with early versions of Delphi, and now he’s quite comfortable with C# or VB.NET. Jeff is particularly interested in best practices and human factors in software development, as represented in his blog, http://www.codinghorror.com/..
Wyatt Barnett leads the in-house development team for a major industry trade association in Washington DC. He also writes for SitePoint’s .NET blog, Daily Catch, and worked as the Expert Reviewer for this book.
After working hard as a submarine lieutenant, Jon Galloway was amazed to find that people would pay him to goof off with computers all day. He spends most of his time with ASP.NET and SQL Server, but likes to keep involved with a variety of other technologies. Jon co-founded the Monoppix project, has contributed to several open source projects, including SubSonic, and regularly releases open source utilities. He’s a senior software engineer at Vertigo Software, and blogs at http://weblogs.asp.net/jgalloway/.
Phil Haack has over eight years of experience in software development, consulting, and software management, which he puts to good use as the CTO and co-founder of VelocIT.
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First published September 1, 2007
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