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By Brian Siler, Jeff Spotts
| | Table of Contents | | | Chapter 18. Web Applications and Services |
| In this chapter, we have introduced you to two types of Web projects available in Visual Basic .NET: Web Applications and Web Services. Both of these topics are new and exciting areas of Web software development; the World Wide Web is where you will find the latest news and information about them. To learn more about other Visual Studio .NET technologies that you might use in these Web projects, please see the following chapters: To find out more about the DataSet class and data access with ADO.NET, please see Chapter 22, "Using ADO.NET (ADO)." Explore the many ASP Server controls in Chapter 19, "Web Controls." Learn to debug your applications and make them perform better in Chapter 26, "Debugging and Performance Tuning."
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