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    Drew McGhie
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    I have a lot of Windows forms, SQL, C#/ADO.NET experience, and some ASP.NET experience, but it is mostly fixing bugs, rather than development from scratch. Because of that, I'm still confused about a lot of the funcitonality of ASP.NET, including still being very fuzzy about the difference between client and server. Anyways, I'm asking for recommendations for either books or websites (other than CP) that you have used and found very useful. I'm really trying to get hands-on examples on asp.net programming with C#, so I can bring it up to par with my other programming skills. Thanks in advance.

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      I have a lot of Windows forms, SQL, C#/ADO.NET experience, and some ASP.NET experience, but it is mostly fixing bugs, rather than development from scratch. Because of that, I'm still confused about a lot of the funcitonality of ASP.NET, including still being very fuzzy about the difference between client and server. Anyways, I'm asking for recommendations for either books or websites (other than CP) that you have used and found very useful. I'm really trying to get hands-on examples on asp.net programming with C#, so I can bring it up to par with my other programming skills. Thanks in advance.

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      cisco2103
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      I know this isn't a book but I have found these videos useful. www.learnvisiostudio.net

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        I have a lot of Windows forms, SQL, C#/ADO.NET experience, and some ASP.NET experience, but it is mostly fixing bugs, rather than development from scratch. Because of that, I'm still confused about a lot of the funcitonality of ASP.NET, including still being very fuzzy about the difference between client and server. Anyways, I'm asking for recommendations for either books or websites (other than CP) that you have used and found very useful. I'm really trying to get hands-on examples on asp.net programming with C#, so I can bring it up to par with my other programming skills. Thanks in advance.

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        Jon Sagara
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        Essential ASP.NET With Examples in C#[^]

        Jon Sagara When I grow up, I'm changing my name to Joe Kickass! My Site | My Blog | My Articles

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          I have a lot of Windows forms, SQL, C#/ADO.NET experience, and some ASP.NET experience, but it is mostly fixing bugs, rather than development from scratch. Because of that, I'm still confused about a lot of the funcitonality of ASP.NET, including still being very fuzzy about the difference between client and server. Anyways, I'm asking for recommendations for either books or websites (other than CP) that you have used and found very useful. I'm really trying to get hands-on examples on asp.net programming with C#, so I can bring it up to par with my other programming skills. Thanks in advance.

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          Dominic Pettifer
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          Try Pro ASP.NET 2.0 in C# 2005 from Apress, one of the best books on ASP.NET 2.0 that I've come accross, it's absolutely huge and probably covers almost everything to do with ASP.NET you'd ever need Amazon Link http://www.amazon.com/Pro-ASP-NET-2-0-C-2005/dp/1590594967/sr=8-1/qid=1158406201/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-0173813-1287203?ie=UTF8&s=books[^] I think there's a new special edition version out now that covers Ajax.

          Sunday Ironfoot www.dominicpettifer.co.uk (work in progress)

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            Try Pro ASP.NET 2.0 in C# 2005 from Apress, one of the best books on ASP.NET 2.0 that I've come accross, it's absolutely huge and probably covers almost everything to do with ASP.NET you'd ever need Amazon Link http://www.amazon.com/Pro-ASP-NET-2-0-C-2005/dp/1590594967/sr=8-1/qid=1158406201/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-0173813-1287203?ie=UTF8&s=books[^] I think there's a new special edition version out now that covers Ajax.

            Sunday Ironfoot www.dominicpettifer.co.uk (work in progress)

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            g00fyman
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            I concur with Sunday regs, g00fy

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            • D Drew McGhie

              I have a lot of Windows forms, SQL, C#/ADO.NET experience, and some ASP.NET experience, but it is mostly fixing bugs, rather than development from scratch. Because of that, I'm still confused about a lot of the funcitonality of ASP.NET, including still being very fuzzy about the difference between client and server. Anyways, I'm asking for recommendations for either books or websites (other than CP) that you have used and found very useful. I'm really trying to get hands-on examples on asp.net programming with C#, so I can bring it up to par with my other programming skills. Thanks in advance.

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              Kevin McFarlane
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              Programming ASP.NET by Jesse Liberty and dan Hurwitz. 3rd edition is .NET 2 and C# only (not sure whether they've provided downloadable code for VB). 2nd edition is C# and VB and .NET 1.1. I own the first edition.

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                Programming ASP.NET by Jesse Liberty and dan Hurwitz. 3rd edition is .NET 2 and C# only (not sure whether they've provided downloadable code for VB). 2nd edition is C# and VB and .NET 1.1. I own the first edition.

                Kevin

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                Drew McGhie
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                You know, I swear by Liberty's C# book, and I didn't know he had an ASP.NET book. Guess I'll definetely be picking this one up.

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                  You know, I swear by Liberty's C# book, and I didn't know he had an ASP.NET book. Guess I'll definetely be picking this one up.

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                  Kevin McFarlane
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                  Yeah, he's a good author. Programming C# 4th edition got a bad review in the last CVu magazine by these guys - ACCU[^] I've not seen the 4th ed but I own the first ed and thought it was excellent. I did take issue with the critic though.

                  Kevin

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