I want to upgrade this technology. Tell me in what order to study the chapters of textbooks. I think we should start with the master pages and Ajax.

Closed due to the fact that off-topic participants PashaPash ♦ , ermak0ff , Aries , Visman , Vladimir Glinskikh 5 Oct '15 at 8:18 .

It seems that this question does not correspond to the subject of the site. Those who voted to close it indicated the following reason:

  • " Questionnaires are forbidden on Stack Overflow in Russian . To get an answer, rephrase your question so that it can be given an unambiguously correct answer." - PashaPash, ermak0ff, Aries, Visman, Vladimir Glinskikh
If the question can be reformulated according to the rules set out in the certificate , edit it .

  • one
    sincere advice to you: drop ASP.NET out of your head. This is not the best choice. The same MS has a much more adequate and promising technology ASP.NET MVC. WebForms for various reasons - not the best choice - DreamChild
  • I already learned a little MVC. But there is an interest to find out how everything was before. - Vladimir Smirnov
  • “Before” was a lot of things, including the usual ASP (without .NET), but there is little point in studying them a bit - DreamChild
  • How do you see the significant advantages of MVC over WebForms? - Vladimir Smirnov
  • one
    @ Alex9, all these disputes regarding the coolness of a technology are like two drops of water on C # vs Java holivars, etc. Once and for all, remember, in any situation it is necessary to proceed from the context. Those. build on the task, and the business requirements that confront you as a developer. If in one situation the use of MVC is more justified than WebForms, this does not mean that there is no such situation when everything changes completely the other way around. If we talk about the context of use, then we can say the following MVC - preferably for the Internet, WebForms - Intranet! - sp7

1 answer 1

I think you need to start in order.

  1. Confident knowledge of C #, both the language itself and its capabilities related to working with the database (here either the Entity Framework or ADO.NET), XML, text files, LINQ, etc.

  2. Understanding how WEB works, although for ASP.NET WebForms this is not very critical, but still it will not hurt to know, because there are differences.

  3. HTML, CSS, JavaScript basic level - in order to have enough knowledge to correct, and by layout or write something of your own, if somewhere out of the box does not work the way we would like.

  4. Good book "ASP.NET 4.5 with examples in C # 5.0 for professionals . " I recommend this. Dear author, writes and explains well.

  5. Patience.

Perhaps for a start, this will be enough.