Learn Basic Microsoft ASP.Net Development with Visual Studio
Learn Basic Microsoft ASP.Net Development with Visual Studio
Learn: C#+CSS+HTML+JQUERY+Visual Studio 2013
Download and install Visual Studio
Create a project and run it in a web browser
Understand the purpose of web.config
Create a project and run it in a browser, and examine the HTML in a browser
Understand the concept of a code-behind file
Understand the concept of an object and its properties
Build a simple user interface using drag and drop
Understand the purpose of a CSS file, and how to connect it to your HTML
Write an external C# Class for performing arithmetic
Write a small amount of code to check for errors
Write code to convert strings to numerics
Learn how to create user controls and add navigation
Learn how to find, download and install SQL Server
Learn how to connect ASP.NET to SQL Server and view the results live
Learn how to use the List View with Paging and SQL Server
Learn how to update, delete and update data from a web page with SQL Server
Learn how to create a website on the Internet
Learn how to create and use user controls
Learn how to create and use master pages
Learn how to work with View State and Session State
Learn how to use AJAX with ASP.NET
Learn how to redirect pages
Learn how to validate fields without programming
Learn how to use text area, drop downs, and radio button lists
Learn how to generate tables dynamically
Learn how to interact with databases using AJAX
Learn how to use the MultiView and View Controls
Learn how to build dynamic menus
Learn how to make membership websites
Learn how to write databases from web pages using C#
Learn how to Use AJAX and JQuery, and ASP Together
Learn how to make draggable database controls
Learn how to make database connected controls sortable with JQuery
Learn how to print ASP.NET Content to Printers, Cloud Storage, Google Drive
Build a Data Entry System with SQL Server, C#, Ajax and More
Learn how to use Razor, the syntax for MVC
Learn how to create conditional HTML with Razor and JQuery
Learn how to work with Tables using Razor
Learn how to make, alter and drop stored procedures
Description
Important Notice:
Please note this course is now 6 years old.
Please keep that in mind in case you decide to enroll.
It has to be updated.
So it doesn't have the same level of professionalism as my newer courses.
I have not had time to do that because of my full time job.
Thank you for reading this note carefully.
10/19/2019
In this course you learn how to build a calculator that can be used on the Internet. Then you explore the world of ASP.NET in more detail by looking at controls of various types, controlling page layout, connecting to databases, using validation controls, and using JQuery together with C#, and ASP.NET. There is now also a section that deals with Razor, the syntax used in MVC. This is a simplified approach to programming that will have you working with databases and tables quickly. This is a good alternative for those who find regular ASP.NET a little too overwhelming at first. Let's begin!
1) This is the only udemy course with more than 35 quiz questions so you can feel confident you're truly learning.
2) This course uses Visual Studio, a powerful, 100% free programming environment widely used in industry.
3) This course teaches the basics of C#, Asp.NET, HTML and CSS, so you can see how these technologies work together to create a complete solution.
4) This course also gives you an introduction to objected oriented programming
5) This course also gives an intro to SQL Server and data connected web pages.
Once you watch the videos, and complete the quizzes, you'll have a solid understanding of some of the most important aspects of making C#, ASP.NET, HTML and CSS work together happily in a powerful programming environment. These are skills you can put on your resume.
Who this course is for:
Programming Newbies
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