Wednesday, September 9, 2009

website and Softwares through Asp.net

hi friends! As we all 3rd yearites now have pressure to make the website or softwares using database so there is a best option of Asp.net.

For the beginner there are lots of problems to deal with Asp.net. So I just want to share my experience with you that i learned till now.So I am writing here and waiting also your comments on this post if you also have any suggestions regarding this which can help to all of us.

->Before switching to Asp.net directly , First we should have basic idea of HTML which I think all we have so i dont think there is much requirement for discussing it .

->After HTML there is a requirement of using javascript.JavaScript is very useful language which uses our logic scale.By using javascript you an provide your website/software a dynamical view.

->Then we can switch to c# or .net . As I know about c#.so i am telling you about that.c# is the language in which we learn the properties in c# like java e.g. inheritance , abstract class etc.This language is used when like when we made a button or any other asp control icon , then to perform any application we use c#.

->Asp.net give their standard control and Ado.net give the database connectivity.

Working with Visual Studio :-
1.First We learn about use of Javascript in a HTML file
File->new->file->html file
then A page will open which contain 3 options a)source b)split c)Design
For designing GUI of the webpage use the DESIGN option,where you have to drag and put the icons like Button , TextBox , Hyperlink. We can provide them a absolute position by the option position->absolute

Javascript code is written in script tag which is also written in head tag.Suppose if we want any dynamic function on pressing a button . so in the body tag in button tag we will call a function in "onclick=f()".that would be define in script tag.


till today it is sufficient.Just start learning with me.If you want practical then you can contact to me.you can also take the visual studio setup.

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