Introduction to ASP.NET

In this course will focus on more advanced topics in building websites using ASP.net 3.5 and Visual Studio 2008 will demonstrate many techniques and features that are been available in previous versions of ASP.net as well as many new and improved features that help you be more productive building powerful applications, will work for techniques for improving performance using caching.

If you need to present data usually interested in the sections covering the data list and repeater controls as well as the new list view control will spend some time investigating some of the new features in ASP.net 3.5 as well investigating ASP.net support for Ajax and ASP.net extensions.

 You will create new controls work with web services we write XML content to manage user profiles also learn how to use Web parts to create dynamic page layout with a lot to cover so let's get started tracing.

 ASP.net is one of the most useful debugging techniques, you can use it lets you view diagnostic information about a single request for an ASP.net page simply by setting a single attribute to true in a page you can write variables or structures in a page assert whether condition is met or simply trace through the execution path of your page.

Tracing allows you to click details about your running application such as a server control treat server variables headers cookies and query string parameters, tracing is probably at its best when you're working to track down a problem that doesn't manifest itself in stepping through code or the application is on some of the machine it's all built and ASP.net.

And if you don't like him feature work you can write your own tracing code using the same objects that Microsoft used its great that there's so much baked in the.net framework.