learning asp.net where to start

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Hi,
I'im just starting to learn ASP.net but i can't really find where to start and i get a bit confused between webforms , mvc, webpages.

1-is there a real difference between these 3 ?
2-whene to use every one of them?
3- AND should i learn all the three or i can for example learn only MVC(if it is the best ).
ALL other advices will be really helpful for me .

thank you in advance

Posted 24-Apr-12 3:38am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Apr-12 12:09pm

Incorrect question, and "the best" is also not defined, lack of basic logic. The question got my big fat 1.
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Michael_Jacsi · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-24T04:17:00

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If You are Beginner go to w3schools thats very usefull for you

Try this below link

http://www.w3schools.com/aspnet/default.asp

Posted 24-Apr-12 4:17am

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Updated 24-Apr-12 18:35pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Apr-12 12:06pm

My 4, because I think http//www.asp.net is a must anyway.
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DominicZA · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-24T03:41:00

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Go to http://www.asp.net/[^] and explore a bit. They have an awesome little collection of Getting Started video tutorials that will help point you in the right direction.

Posted 24-Apr-12 3:41am

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csprogrammer 24-Apr-12 9:50am

thank you for reply i saw asp.net but i'm searching for answers to the real difference between and for advice about the best solution organization (if mvc is the best what is the best it will be useless to learn webforms ?)

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DominicZA 24-Apr-12 10:13am

If you go to the getting started section it is broken up into 3 seriously small sections that describe each of these. I know its difficult, but try and read them. Then, when you have a brief understanding of what you want to do, pick one that is relevant to you. I know its difficult, but try think for yourself, you might find that you are capable of the seemingly impossible task, but I have faith in you!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Apr-12 12:08pm

To start with, first learn that the questions "what is the difference between {0}, {1} and {2}" are incorrect. If you still did not get it, tell us what's the difference between apple and Apple. :-)
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Apr-12 12:05pm

Someone is just the idiot, the one who could voted 1 for this answer. I am not afraid to offense anyone, as an anonymous voter is not really a person, right? ;-)
I voted 5; this is really the best place to start, even though http://www.w3schools.com is also useful.
--SA

ELiva · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-24T10:34:00

I agree with the asp.net site for good examples but I really think taking a class at your local junior college is the best approach to learning the basics.
Here are the reasons:

1. Classes basically build upon each concept until you understand the whole.
2. You have an instructor who can answer your questions.
3. You don't get some sloppy bad code like you can googling (of course not all code found via google is bad).

As for MVC versus Web Forms, I think you need the basics before worrying about which is best for what.

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