D
Dennis D.
Hello:
So far I am into XML, XHTML, JavaScript, VB.net, and the .Net Framework. I
have the ability to use SQL server, MS Access, or XML as databases, and 1.1
and 2.0 are installed on the server.
Before I go off attempting to learn how to build e-commerce websites, please
tell me why I should learn ASP.net 2.0. How is ASP.net going to fit into
this picture? Will it replace XHTML pages, for example? I was thinking that
the Framework and VB.net already include web form and data classes.
I am right on the verge of adding this language simply because it seems
popular to do so. Would someone recommend a set of books that will get me
through the first few websites?
Thank you,
Dennis D.,
http://www.dennisys.com/
So far I am into XML, XHTML, JavaScript, VB.net, and the .Net Framework. I
have the ability to use SQL server, MS Access, or XML as databases, and 1.1
and 2.0 are installed on the server.
Before I go off attempting to learn how to build e-commerce websites, please
tell me why I should learn ASP.net 2.0. How is ASP.net going to fit into
this picture? Will it replace XHTML pages, for example? I was thinking that
the Framework and VB.net already include web form and data classes.
I am right on the verge of adding this language simply because it seems
popular to do so. Would someone recommend a set of books that will get me
through the first few websites?
Thank you,
Dennis D.,
http://www.dennisys.com/