Hour 2. Understanding the ASP.NET Programming Model


In this hour, we will cover

  • A quick primer on HTML semantics and syntax, including a look at XHTML

  • What content belongs in the HTML and source code portions of an ASP.NET web page

  • Using Visual Web Developer to create new ASP.NET websites and web pages

  • Adding Web controls to the HTML portion of an ASP.NET web page

  • Specifying the functionality of an ASP.NET page through server-side source code

  • Viewing an ASP.NET page through a web browser

Before we can start creating ASP.NET web pages, it is important that we have a solid understanding of the ASP.NET programming model. As we'll see in this hour, ASP.NET web pages are composed of two portions: a source code portion and an HTML portion. In this hour's first section, "Examining the HTML Markup Portion of an ASP.NET web page," we'll examine what belongs in the HTML portion of an ASP.NET web page. The source code portion of an ASP.NET page is discussed in the second section, "Examining the Source Code Portion of an ASP.NET Web Page."

In this hour, we'll also see Visual Web Developer in action a number of times. This practice will serve as a good introduction to the next hour, "Using Visual Web Developer," which takes a more detailed look at the editor we'll be using throughout this book.




Sams Teach Yourself ASP. NET 2.0 in 24 Hours, Complete Starter Kit
Sams Teach Yourself ASP.NET 2.0 in 24 Hours, Complete Starter Kit
ISBN: 0672327384
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 233

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