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Working With Active Server Pages (review only)

Working With Active Server Pages is written by Michael Corning, Steve Elfanbaum and David Melnick. This Active Server Pages (ASP) book will teach you understand technologies used for building back-end services used in web servers. Working With Active Server Pages is published by Que Pub. This ASP book will teaches you to develop dynamic websites with out using CGI, and more over this book is accompanied with a CD ROM which contains IIS, Web server, Internet explorer, Utilities and example ASP programs.
This Working With Active Server Pages book covers the following topics
  1. You can learn ADO database connectivity and ASP webserver controls in depth.
  2. In this book, companion CD contains example source code of complete website and is explained well.
  3. This book will even help non-programmers for learning ASP very quickly.
  4. Moreover it covers COM objects, VBScripts and ASP source code, etc.
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Real World ASP.NET Best Practices (review only)

Real World ASP.NET Best Practices is written by Farhan Muhammad. This ASP.Net book teaches you how to create efficient business solutions with the help of ASP.Net real world projects. Real World ASP.NET Best Practices is published by Apress. This practical ASP.Net book helps you to learn ASP.Net data handling, caching, ASP.Net user and server controls, distributed programming, configuration and ASP.net application deployment, etc. This book is for experienced ASP.Net programmers to avoid mistakes and errors for completing their task accurately.
This Real World ASP.NET Best Practices book covers the following topics
  1. You can learn ASP.net web developments with the help of real world examples.
  2. This book teaches you to enhance your ASP.Net codes by simplifying or reducing code lines.
  3. Teaches you ASP.net web server controls and make you aware about using client side Java Script in ASP.Net webforms.
  4. You will learn .Net framework code methods, syntax tidbits, etc for creating more productive ASP.net applications.
  5. Includes ADO.Net database accessing techniques; code samples are of VB.Net and C#.Net.
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ASP.NET 2.0: A Developer's Notebook (review only)

ASP.NET 2.0: A Developer's Notebook is written by Wei-Meng Lee. If you are working as ASP.Net programmer and want to create dynamic server side web applications with ASP.Net 2.0 web forms and XML web services, this ASP.Net book is best suited for you. ASP.NET 2.0: A Developer's Notebook is published by O'Reilly Media, Inc. This ASP.Net 2.0 developers book helps you to learn ASP.Net web development with the aid of 50 hands-on projects. This book is intended for programmers having experience in ASP or ASP.net as it is covering practical project oriented ASP.Net programming styles.
This ASP.NET 2.0: A Developer's Notebook covers the following topics
  1. You can learn new features of ASP.Net 2.0.
  2. Teaches you ASP.Net master page and site navigation, adding web parts to your asp.net applications, how to access data and xml document connectivity, etc.
  3. You can learn ASP.Net 2.0 Security controls, creating and managing users with WAT, and group role creation, etc.
  4. Learn how to improve site performance, create themes, skins, and localization, etc.
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