NET Introduction

• The Evolution of Web Development
• HTML and HTML Forms
• Server-Side Programming
• Client-Side Programming
• Facts about ASP .NET
• ASP .NET different versions

Developing NET Applications

Creating Websites

• Creating a New Web Application
• Websites and Web Projects
• The Hidden Solution Files
• The Solution Explorer
• Adding Web Forms
• Migrating a Website from a Previous Version of Visual Studio

Designing a Web Page

• Adding Web Controls
• The Properties Window

The Anatomy of a Web Form

• The Web Form Markup
• The Page Directive
• The Doctype

Writing Code

• The Code-Behind Class
• Adding Event Handlers
• IntelliSense and Outlining

Visual Studio Debugging 

•  The Visual Studio Web Server
• Single-Step Debugging
• Brief history of Web Application Development
• What is wrong with Net Web Forms
• Web Development Today
• Key Benefits of NET MVC
• Who should use NET MVC?
• What is the .NET Framework?
• Common Language Runtime
• .NET Framework Class Library
• Assemblies and the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL)
• Versions of the .NET Framework and Visual Studio

• ADO .NET Introduction
  • ADO ADO .NET
  • ADO .NET Architecture
• Connecting to Data Sources
  • Choosing a .Net Data Provider
  • Defining a Connection
  • Managing a Connection
  • Handling Connection Exceptions
  • Connection Pooling
• Performing Connected Database Operations
  • Working in a Connected Environment
  • Building Command Objects
  • Executing the Commands
  • Data Reader Object
• Perfoming Dis-Connected Database Operations
  • Configuring a DataAdapter to Retrieve Information
  • Populating a DataSet Using a DataAdapter
  • Modifying Data in a DataTable
  • Persisting Changes to a Data Source
  • Working in a Disconnected Environment
  • Building Datasets and DataTables
  • Binding and Saving a Dataset
  • Defining Data Relationships
• Reading and Writing XML with NET
  • Creating XSD Schemas
  • Loading Schemas and Data into DataSets
  • Writing XML from a DataSet