ASP.NET 2.0 Revealed de Patrick Lorenz

ASP.NET 2.0 Revealed

Patrick Lorenz

en Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 oct 2003

The 2.0 version of ASP.NET includes many practical functions and a lot of frequently requested features, including Master Pages, Themes, site navigation, site counters and many more. And with the help of the new provider model, you can now create many functions in so-called zero-code scenarios, without even one line of source code.
Furthermore, the new version offers features for building web applications in Visual Studio .NET, including full IntelliSense for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and inline ASP.NET code; projectless development; and a newer, simpler code-behind model. With so many attractive additions to the new version, youll want a top-notch manual to guide you. ASP.NET 2.0 Revealed will empower you to jump in and start exploring ASP.NET 2.0!

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Cuprins

at a Glance.- 1 ASP.NET 2.0 at a Glance.- 2 Introducing VS.NET for Web Developers.- 3 Enhanced Data Controls.- 4 Working with Master Pages.- 5 Integrating Site Navigation.- 6 Managing Users.- 7 Personalization.- 8 Creating Portals with Web Parts.- 9 Applying Themes.- 10 Tracking Traffic with Site Counters.- 11 The Enhanced Page Framework and Cool New Controls.- 12 Going Mobile.- 13 Configuration for Developers and Administrators.- 14 Fun Pet Tricks.

Notă biografică

Patrick A. Lorenz is chief executive officer of PGK Software & Communication GmbH, a software development and consulting company in southern Germany. His company has focused on .NET technologies, and ASP.NET in particular, since 2003, and is best known for producing QualiSite, one of the first enterprise content management systems developed specifically for .NET technologies. Patrick is well known in the developer community as an author and also as a trainer and speaker. He has published a dozen books covering C# and ASP.NET, including two well-regarded code books. Patrick has been recognized by Microsoft as a "Most Valuable Professional" for .NET technologies twice, and is also a founder member of Codezone and the INETA Freiburg .NET user group.