1. Life as an ASP.Net Programmer Nithya Vidhyaarthi

2. Agenda ASP.Net Programming Pre-requisites Over-view Queries Conclusion

3. ASP.NET programming ASP.Net Life cycle Data transfer between two aspx pages using Client-centric & server-centric method. Postbacks AJAX 3rd party UI Controls

4. Additional Requirements HTML XML CSS JS AJAX .Net Language RDBMS Reporting Technology (Crystal / Reporting Services) 3rd party JS Framework (0r) 3rd party SS UI

5. HTML Still exists. For layout design as well as controls. Example: AjaxPro Choosing between ASPX and HTML page

6. XML Standard for Data transfer between applications.

7. CSS Definition Isolate Presentation from UI Table-less layout design (W3C Standard) CSS Rules Elements Best practices.

8. Java-script Plays a vital role with AJAX Responsible for Client side interaction. Gives life to HTML element Huge availability of events.

10. AJAX = JS + XML

11. Working

12. Life cycle

13. Advantages

15. RDBMS Wide-spread usage Choosing the package. Thorough knowledge over at least one DBMS package. Tips & Tricks to be known. Database design techniques. Normalization

16. Reporting Technology Crystal Reports / Reporting Services Ability to deliver reports in pleasing & pleasant design. Hierarchical reports Multiple Tables issues.

17. 3rd party JS Framework ExtJs – www.extjs.com jQuery YUI Scriptaculous Dojo & more….

18. 3rd party WEB UI Technologies Telerik Component art Component one Infragistics & more…

19. Queries ?

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