best free reference guide for asp.net[c#]?

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which is the best free reference guide for asp.net[c#]?[Advanced]

Posted 9-Jul-11 12:51pm

ahmed559

Updated 9-Jul-11 13:27pm

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Here more than couple of ways to learn anything. I have answered DD's question on last year, see that.

Education Needed[^]

Posted 9-Jul-11 16:13pm

thatraja

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Espen Harlinn 10-Jul-11 6:38am

Good reply there, my 5, show how the web can be used as a valueable education resource.

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for Asp.net you can visit
http://www.asp.net/get-started[^]
http://www.w3schools.com/aspnet/default.asp[^]
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/ff380144[^]

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Posted 10-Jul-11 0:26am

mahabubur rahman

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Espen Harlinn 10-Jul-11 6:38am

Nice list of links, my 5

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Espen Harlinn · Accepted Answer · 2011-07-09T13:37:00

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Depends on what you mean by advanced.

If you have not worked your way through ASP.Net[^] - you are quite likely to miss out on important stuff.

Going over what's available under the System.Web[^] namespace, is what I would call advanced, this it what makes it all tick, the more you know, the better you will be able to take advantage of what's already there.

It's fairly common to reinvent the wheel, it's interesting, but unless you are able to spend a lot of time doing it right - you're better off spending a couple off hours each day getting a feel for what's already there.

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Posted 9-Jul-11 13:37pm

Espen Harlinn

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Jul-11 21:04pm

Absolutely. Asp.net and MSDN. My 5.
--SA

Dave Kreskowiak 9-Jul-11 21:13pm

Then why did you vote him a 1?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Jul-11 0:49am

Oh, thanks for your note! Accidentally, fixed. (How did you know I did?)
--SA

Dave Kreskowiak 10-Jul-11 1:24am

There was only one vote at the time and you're the only one who commented on giving a 5.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Jul-11 23:59pm

Apparently! Again, thanks you very much.
--SA

thatraja 9-Jul-11 22:15pm

I think you clicked 1 instead of 5(like as Dave said) :)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Jul-11 0:50am

Fixed, fixed, thanks a lot.
--SA

Espen Harlinn 10-Jul-11 6:34am

Thank you, Sergey!

thatraja 9-Jul-11 22:14pm

Yes, that site is enough, 5!

Espen Harlinn 10-Jul-11 6:35am

Thank you, thatraja!