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Getting started with ASP.NET and C#
Hello,
I am an ASP (VBScript) developer. I have decent skills with JavaScript as well. I would like to start developing in ASP.NET using C#. I have been using web matrix but am not really familiar with Visual Studio .NET. I do not have the background in the more formal VB or C# languages. I want to get up to speed as quick as possible but make sure I am using best practices. I am familiar with a few of the .net basics and have developed some basic pages using vb.net. I also would like to use these new skills for SharePoint Portal 2003 modifications and .NET Web Services. I need to start with basic C# concepts and move on from there.
What books, tutorials, webcasts, websites etc do you recommend I use for this transition?
I am an ASP (VBScript) developer. I have decent skills with JavaScript as well. I would like to start developing in ASP.NET using C#. I have been using web matrix but am not really familiar with Visual Studio .NET. I do not have the background in the more formal VB or C# languages. I want to get up to speed as quick as possible but make sure I am using best practices. I am familiar with a few of the .net basics and have developed some basic pages using vb.net. I also would like to use these new skills for SharePoint Portal 2003 modifications and .NET Web Services. I need to start with basic C# concepts and move on from there.
What books, tutorials, webcasts, websites etc do you recommend I use for this transition?
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If you're just starting out then you should go straight for 2.0.
1.0 and 1.1 are already considered legacy by Microsoft.
1.0 and 1.1 are already considered legacy by Microsoft.
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