ASP.Net Web Development with Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004

ISBN-13: 9781590593486 / Angielski / Miękka / 2004 / 405 str.

Costas Hadjisotiriou; Rachel Andrew; Kevin Marshall

Opis

ASP. NET IS NOT ONLY the latest version of Microsoft's Active Server Pages {ASP), it is a whole new programming concept altogether. This incredibly popular server-side scripting language is based on the .NET Framework, and it com- bines unrivalled developer productivity with performance and reliability. Dream weaver MX 2004 is the newest version of the popular integrated web site design tool. It enables quick and efficient web site design and programming and comes with built -in support for ASP. NET and Xl11 web services. Whether you are an experienced ASP.NET developer and Dreamweaver user or a beginner, this book guides you through the web-development process at the right level. It shows you how to rapidly develop ASP.NET web applications with a minimum of effort. You learn about the .NET Framework, how ASP.NET fits in and interacts with other components, and how to master the ASP.NET controls via Dreamweaver MX 2004. In summary, this book covers: - The .NET Framework - Using and extending the Dreamweaver MX 2004 interface - ASP.NET programming in VB .NET - Using and expanding ASP.NET controls - Interacting with databases - Using server behaviors in Dreamweaver MX 2004 - Creating data-driven ASP.NET applications - Incorporating Xl11 web services - Coding with best practice principles Let's get started with an introduction to the new Dreamweaver MX 2004.

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O autorze

Kevin Marshall is a software developer at heart. He is a consultant to a number of companies and currently runs 50+ sites of his own many of which are now happily taking advantage of ActiveRecord with the Ruby on Rails framework, including the popular DraftWizard.com. As a technology writer, Kevin has published a short article, "Web Services with Rails," contributed a few recipes to the Ruby Cookbook, and contributed a number of articles to the Association of Computing Machinery's periodical, Computing Reviews (available online at Reviews.com). Kevin is also a member of the Pro Football Writers Association, the Fantasy Sports Trade Association, and the Fantasy Sports Writers Association. When he's not deep into coding, building content, or talking football, he's generally off playing with his sons. To learn more about what he's up to right now, you can visit his company site, Falicon.com, or just drop him a note at info@falicon.com.