ASP.NET and Web Programming

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Visual Studio
• Introduction to Web Programming
• Introduction to ASP.NET
• ASP.NET Web Forms
• Internet Information Services (IIS)
• Working with Databases in ASP.NET
• Web Services
• Example: Weather System

Learning the ASP.NET and Web Programming

Microsoft was the company responsible for creating the integrated development environment (IDE) known as Microsoft Visual Studio. With the assistance of the framework known as ASP.NET, it is possible to create web pages, applications, and services by making use of the markup languages HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. C#, which belongs to the family of programming languages known as Microsoft .NET, is an example of an object-oriented programming language. The .NET Framework, whose name can be pronounced "dot net," is a piece of software most commonly utilized on personal computers operating under the Microsoft Windows operating system. Before you can start the object-oriented programming (OOP) process, you need to make a list of all the objects you want to control and the relationships between them. The term "data modeling" is often used to refer to this type of activity.

Programmers are given the ability to create dynamic websites, web applications, and web services by using Microsoft's ASP.NET, which is a web application framework. Microsoft is the company that created the framework. It was first made available to the general public in January 2002, bundled with version 1.0 of the ASP.NET Framework. It served as the successor to the Active Server Pages (ASP) technology that Microsoft developed. The acronym "ASP.NET" can also be written out in its full form: "Asynchronous Script in XML." Silverlight is an application framework that works in a way that is similar to Adobe Flash, both in terms of the features it has and the tasks it does. It can be utilized for the writing and execution of browser plug-ins as well as other types of rich internet applications. Microsoft has developed a collection of extensions to ASP.NET AJAX that can be used to implement AJAX functionality. This extension collection is known as Ajax. With the assistance of the framework known as ASP.NET, it is possible to create web pages, applications, and services by making use of the markup languages HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.