
ASP.NET (formerly known as ASP) is a framework (♦ see DEF) created by Microsoft in 2002, intended for the development of web pages (Web3.0).
It can be used with all languages intended to work on the .NET platform.
Code Examples
→ Let's start with very simple codes. The more you progress, page after page, the more sophisticated the scripts will be. However, you must go over 30 to 40 pages per level, before moving on to the next step...
NOW REPRODUCE AND IMMERSE YOURSELF!
C 0001 - Hello World !
using System;
using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;
using System.Collections.Generic;
namespace DemoApp
{
public class Person
{
public int Id {get;set;}
public string Name {get;set;}
}
public class PersonRepository
{
public IEnumerable<Person> CreateSampleData()
{
return new List<Person>()
{
new Person{Id=0,Name="Brian"},
new Person{Id=1, Name = "Smith"}
};
}
}
}
Reproduce this code, choosing one of the compilers below (♦ see DEF) (don't copy-paste! It would be too easy). They have the same function, just pick up one according to your preferences.
When you copy your code, replace the existing code (by default) with your own.
Warning ! For some of these compilers, you might have to choose the programming language yourself, in a specific menu which is offered to you. Of course, don't forget to click on RUN !
ASP.NET Technical Specifications
Info+ (ASP.NET)
* Created and developed by Microsoft
* Influenced by all languages specific to .NET
* Multiplatform
* Proprietary license / Apache (V5) but also open source
Tools+ (ASP.NET)
Practical Cases
CASE 1
BASIC LEVEL
Display a list of links
This small program will allow you to develop a small glossary, made up of links leading to second level pages.
CASE 2
ADVANCED LEVEL
Create a forms library
This little kit will allow you to set up a library of technical forms, intended for your team.
CASE 3
EXPERT LEVEL
Create a website
Design and develop an ECorporate website, including contact forms, as well as legal notices.
News
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