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Yipes - ok, so not only am i going to be learning ASP.NET but I also have to learn a new language!! What do you think learn the language then ASP.NET or learn as I go....

Aggghhh

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Originally posted by learner_david learner_david wrote:

Yipes - ok, so not only am i going to be learning ASP.NET but I also have to learn a new language!! What do you think learn the language then ASP.NET or learn as I go....

Aggghhh

depends on what you know already

good at ASP 3.0?  go with VB.NET

good with Java or Javascript?  C# will be easier to follow along with

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LOL- Umm what if i said I am not good at anything but html - i only very sketchy bits abouts asp 3.0. I know html well, now i want to diversify into another language that could make mine and my friends sites more better. As i use WWF on them and they are done in asp i thought i would try my hand at that.... the asp classic thread say do asp.net as its the future so i should learn that.

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Seems like most of the major freeware packages are being done in C#.

ASP.Net is more than just ASP on steroids. ASP has about a half dozen classes - e.g. response.xxxxx, ASP.NET has 3700+. As noted, understanding the framework/how the classes work is the big thing. The language is secondary. The 2004 version due out later this year is supposed to be extremely devloper friendly.



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what do you reckon to just buying a book then from pc world  (i hate those guys) and going from there!! I think that sounds it could be a good start.

MMM this is really starting to sound like more trouble than its worth, but i suppose its something i am going to have try before i can add my opinion.

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I learnt it by trying it.
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7 months ago I didn't know a thing about asp.Net but now i've built my project in asp.net and my second marker says i've got a first class project . I started with Sams teach youreslf asp.net in 24 hours. that teaches you the very basics and helps you to start as a beginner. After a while it becomes useless because as time goes on you start to master more tricks not covered in the book.

But I have to say the book layed a very good foundation for me.

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sweet, do you have is ISBN number please?

Also for any other person that is interested... i found this http://www.sitepoint.com it seems to have lots of cool tutorials etc.... but i will get a book as i like to have the material there..

thanks for this info stephen its much appreciated.

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