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.net & .asp

RicardoSmith · 2003-04-17 22:25:43

Whats a good approach to take if I wanted to start learning .net and .asp. Are their any courses I can do? My experience thus far has been VBA/VB/ASP and MSQL. Whats a good book that takes me through the basics and beyond.

17-04-2003 10:25pm

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Whats a good approach to take if I wanted to start learning .net and .asp. Are their any courses I can do? My experience thus far has been VBA/VB/ASP and MSQL. Whats a good book that takes me through the basics and beyond.

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#2 21-04-2003 6:33pm

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Understanding the .NET Framework from Wrox is worth a read. There are a number of typos in the text but the information is sound. Its a great primer to see if you want to go any further with .NET.

I'd also recommend learning C#. Its not that difficult but will open up many more code examples to you and teach you full object oriented programming, not the watered down version that comes with vb.

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#3 21-04-2003 7:04pm

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Thanks I'll check that out...

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