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<B>Miguel de Icaza
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TITLE="[Mono-list] ASP.Net & Mono">miguel@ximian.com
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<I>Sun, 13 Feb 2005 11:47:10 -0500</I>
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<PRE>Hello,
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><i> >2- Where can I learn ASP.Net without needing visual studio.net. I don't
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</I>><i> >want to use a project-based environment to write the pages. I want to learn
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</I>><i> >to write asp.net web apps from scratch.
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</I>><i> Having tried this, I'm tempted to say, you need a visual enviroment with
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</I>><i> C# (and probably VS.NET), unlike PHP which is a clear and relatively
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</I>><i> verbose language. the use of namespaces, and implied scoping for method
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</I>><i> calls and properties, makes reading and editing it without an editor
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</I>><i> painful, if not impossible. Add to this, the rather large class library
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</I>><i> and available methods to those classes, you will spend alot of time
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</I>><i> hunting for documentation (some of which is still very sparse,even on
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</I>><i> MS's site).
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I did not find this as difficult when I started writing ASP.NET pages,
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in fact, I found the framework being in place very refreshing.
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Am on the other side of the spectrum, I found PHP difficult because you
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pretty much start from scratch.
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><i> > Is there a good book that doesn't
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</I>><i> >require visual studio's wizards and other tools?
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</I>><i> >Are there some links you find useful?
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</I>><i> The best resource I found was monodoc, (alot of the time it's clearer
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</I>><i> and easier to use than microsofts docs), other than that mostly google :)
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There are a couple of good ASP.NET books; I like "Essential ASP.NET"
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because it explains the model and the general engine behind ASP.NET,
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once you figure that out, everything falls in place.
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The MSDN documentation on ASP.NET is fairly good, try this:
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<A HREF="http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/zeshe0eb.aspx">http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/zeshe0eb.aspx</A>
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Miguel.
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