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- ASP.net brings some fresh amazing caching tools to the party |
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- Whenever you transferred a website to a new machine in Classic ASP there would be components to register, metabase/server settings to transfer and much more. In ASP.net merely xcopying is sufficient. |
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- I think the ADO.net approach is mind-blowing; I initially was appalled by it until I understood the big picture -- now I love it. |
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- A summary of Classic ASP and ASP.NET differences |
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- ASP.net brings fault-tolerance, crash recovery and many other advanced tools to the party. |
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- One of the nicest parts of ASP.net debugging is what I call post-mortem debugging. You can observe the vital execution of previously executed pages. |
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- This page demonstrates how a page can use tracing to time tasks to the millisecond and place debug data into pages. |
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- This page demonstrates the capabilities how to display an access database or any OLEDB database as a easy to read grid. |
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- This page demonstrates how to render an XML file as a grid. It focuses on Column Binding |
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- This page demonstrates how to display a list of options contained in a dataset and how to customize the layout of the resultant list. |
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- This page demonstrates the capabilities to bind listboxes to databases. Notice the datavalue attribute and datatext attribute. |
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- This page demonstrates how to use templates to display database info to have any arbitrary look and feel without having to resort to LOOPs, MoveNext, etc. |
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- This page demonstrates how to use datalist templates to display database info in multiple columns with any arbitrary look and feel without having to resort to LOOPs, MoveNext, etc |
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- This page demonstrates how a graphic designer and a coder could work together yet ALL code is one file and all graphic design is in another. |
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- This page demonstrates how to use a User Control to re-use some code. |
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- This page demonstrates how to use a User Control to re-use some code that populates a data list. |
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- This simple page demonstrates how ASP.net uses an "event model" that differs from traditional HTML form actions. |
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- This page demonstrates how to read another website using the NGWS NET classes. They are much richer than this example indicates (proxy, authentication, https just works, everything a developer needs) |
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- These two pages demonstrates how to build a graphic file on the fly. Christophe Wille supplied a VB and C# page so we can contrast these languages in a real situation.. |
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- This page demonstrates how to render an XML file as a grid. It demonstrates the various events and behavior a DataGrid exhibits that makes sorting, deleting and other tasks easy. |
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- Programatically Build A Table without tags |
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