What is the best book for ASP.net

In addition to providing performance-oriented tips and tricks, I also explain how ASP.NET really works (from a practical perspective), and how the various pieces of a .NET-based architecture fit together.

That includes how browsers process and load a page, Silverlight, IIS, http.sys, caching at all tiers, Windows System Resource Manager (WSRM), managing ViewState, Sessions, the IIS and ASP.NET life cycles, thread management, async requests, SQL Server, Resource Governor, Analysis Services, infrastructure, operations, etc. I don't just regurgitate MSDN as many books seem to.

RickNZ 2009-12-29 08:25:42

+1 I got my copy 3 weeks back. I haven't read it thoroughly. Still my first impression is, book good for best practicess. And to recognise one's malpracticess in ASP.net development.

Saar 2009-12-29 12:45:59

http://msdn.microsoft.com.

Have a concept in mind and work on that concept. Be strict by mind to complete everything on time. This will only help you to learn ASP.Net

Wrox series is also useful. Apress also have a good collection. Use pdfchm.com to browse for titles.

All the best...!!

Mital R 2009-12-29 09:57:06

If you're new to ASP.NET today, it probably makes sense to start with MVC from the beginning. It is still built on top of ASP.NET and promotes better coding principles than the traditional webform approach.

So, if you're interested in starting with MVC, try Pro ASP.NET MVC Framework by Steve Sanderson. See the great comments about the book on this thread as well: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/240905/best-asp-net-mvc-book

Chris Melinn 2009-12-30 04:53:24

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