ASP.NET from Scratch: MVC

In this episode of “ASP.NET from Scratch,” we’ll ditch WebForms in favor of ASP.NET MVC. You’ll get a taste of ASP.NET MVC and recreate a EmailForm application using the MVC framework! The Complete Series Lesson 1: Getting Started Lesson 2: Improving an Email Form Lesson 3: Class Inheritance Lesson 4: SQL Server Lesson 5: Master [...]

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3 Responses to “ASP.NET from Scratch: MVC”

pancholimanan24 August 26th, 2010 at 5:46 pm

Want to learn asp.net from scratch.?
Hye friends! I know the basic programming languages c/c++ so I have a programming background.Now I want to learn asp.net language from scratch. So anyone can suggest me a good book for this please; and also will my knowledge of c/c++ be enough to get me started or I’ll have to learn something else also? All I know about asp.net is that it is a programming language that is used for web-designing and to develop web-apps. One more question is that learning java simultaneously is advisable or not? Thank you in advance…..

Paridhi August 26th, 2010 at 10:48 pm

Hi Pancholi,
You can search at buy book website like buybook.in ,etc .
References :

husoski August 26th, 2010 at 10:50 pm

The primary languages used with ASP.NET are Visual Basic and C#. I suggest C#, since that is very close to Java, and Java is useful on multiple platforms. VB is close almost nothing else, but can be useful for scripting in an MS-specific environment. (Windows Script Host and MS Office macros use VB-derived scripting languages.)

Java and C# similar to C++. Java was developed as a platform-independent variant of C++, and C# was developed as a copycat of Java, based on the .NET platform. I’d suggest a basic book or some online tutorials in C# in parallel with looking at the MS tutorial videos online for ASP.NET.
References :
Some online tutorials (two of MANY):
http://www.functionx.com/csharp/ – web lessons for C# learners
http://www.asp.net/learn/videos/ – video ASP.NET tutorials from MS…scroll down for beginners stuff