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Getting a grasp of Visual C#.NET & ASP.NET

Need help finding some tutorials

         

RussellC

9:29 pm on Jan 29, 2004 (gmt 0)

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I am diving into C# for Windows Form programming and ASP.NET with C# for Web Application programming. I come from a PHP/MySQL background with no OO experience. I am finally starting to grasp the concepts and its just about to click but I am not quite there yet. It seems the best method for my learning so far has been following very well explained steps in creating actual applications so I can see and do exactly what it takes to make the apps. When I read books on code theory etc, it just makes me crosseyed. I like to dive right in and see how it works.

My question is; does anyone know of any really good online step-by-step tutorials for creating some fully functioning Windows Form or Web based applications in C#, preferably using the Visual Studio.NET IDE?

It seems there is alot out there with peices of code, but I can't find much that goes through the full process of making a functioning application, other than some app where you just click a button and it displays a MessageBox or a DataGrid with SQL data.

Anything out there like that? It would be much appreciated.

Thanks.

txbakers

9:39 pm on Jan 29, 2004 (gmt 0)

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www.w3schools.com

bcolflesh

9:42 pm on Jan 29, 2004 (gmt 0)

WebmasterWorld Senior Member 10+ Year Member



codeproject.com/

They have some nice end-to-end tutes.

plumsauce

9:51 pm on Jan 29, 2004 (gmt 0)

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try asp.net

go over to the ibuyspy *store* example,
not the *portal*

as you run the example, the documentation for
each page can be found in the lower left part
of your screen.

you can also download the code for the complete
project.

asp.net is actually run/sponsored by microsoft.

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RussellC

4:29 pm on Jan 30, 2004 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



Thanks for all of the suggestions!

korkus2000

4:20 pm on Feb 1, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Do you have the MSDN library. There are a lot of really good examples in it. Moving on page code to code behind is also not that hard. You just double click in the designer and it will set up the code behind for you. Then just move your declarations, classes and methods to the .cs page.