Where can I Find GOOD ASP.NET tutorial(or books) online?

Question

Looking for some good resources (or tutorials) that will demonstrate the proper techniques on building ASP.NET web sites.

Answer 1

There are a range of Projects available on the official ASP.NET website:

• http://www.asp.net/downloads/sandbox/

Answer 2

I recommend learnvisualstudio.net. Get site lots of videos of how to do ASP.Net best investment I ever made. $56 will get you a year. Beats buying books when someone can show you how.

Also recommend dnrTV. Another great site with excellent stuff on ASP topics

Answer 3

msdn page for Visual Web Developer for .NET 3.5. There is one for .NET 2.0 too. Topics include:

• Creating ASP.NET Web Sites
• Understanding the ASP.NET Infrastructure
• Creating Custom ASP.NET Controls Roadmap
• Securing ASP.NET Web Sites
• and much more...

Answer 4

Try this.. http://delphi.about.com/cs/magazines/tp/aatpaspnet.htm

Answer 5

There are lots of good tutorials on the asp.net site.

Answer 6

As soon as you get the basics I suggest you start wading through http://codebetter.com/

Also look at these posts

Answer 7

ASP.NET is a vast subject so your not likely to finnd all you need in one place...

As others have already suggested, a good starting point is the ASP.NET site. Lot's of to-the-pint videos,examples and source code. Looking at the videos from there will get you a long way.

If you want to stay on top of what is coming in ASP.NET you should subscribe to Scott Guthrie's blogg. You will both get ahead on what is happening to ASP.NET and a lot of very good examples.

If you want to explore the DataGrid stuff you should definitely head over to Matt berseths webpage. He has a great collection with useful examples of how to use the ASP.NET datacontrols.

Answer 8

If you check videos on http://asp.net, those are of much help if you are starting to develop asp.net websites

Answer 9

4GuysFromRolla have a number of good tutorials, although some of their articles are somewhat dated.

Answer 10

I would encourage you to check out the PILE of resources at http://www.asp.net including forums, sample code, videos/screencasts and more. Seriously.

Answer 11

Here is a nice road map --> http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jmeier/archive/2010/10/26/asp-net-developer-guidance-map.aspx