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- Introduction to ASP.NET
- Evolution and Goals of ASP.NET
- Creating New Controls
- User-defined Controls
- User Controls / Custom Controls
- ASP.NET Web Forms
- How ASP.NET Processes a Request
- The Page Class
- Postbacks
and Viewstate
- Event Handling
- Server Controls
- HtmlControl vs. WebControl
- Basic Server Controls
- List
Controls / DataGrid Control
- Input Validation Controls
- State Management
- Taking Control of Viewstate
- Session State / Application State
/ Cookies
- Data Access
- ADO.NET Fundamentals
- Using Stored Procedures
- Error Handling
- Concurrency &
Transactions
- AJAX
- Introduction to AJAX
- Server-side AJAX Works
- Controls
in the AJAX Control Toolkit
- Using Data List and Repeater Controls
- Repeater and DataList Controls
- Templates and Styles
-
Bind Data to the Repeater and DataList Controls
- Using the ListView and Database Controls
- ListView Features
- Convert Static Pages to Dynamic Pages
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Implementing Paging in the ListView Control
- Creating and Consuming Web Services
- XML Web Service in Visual Studio
- Test and Run Your Web Service
-
Web Service From a .NET Client
- Reading and Writing XML Using the XML DOM
- Reading and Writing XML Programmatically
- Important Classes in the
System.Xml Namespace
- Create XML Documents
- Style and Consistency
- Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
- Themes and Skins
- Master
Pages & User Controls
- ASP.NET Tracing
- Page-level and Programmatic Tracing
- Web.config & System.Diagnostics.Trace
-
Trace Viewer / TraceListeners and TraceSwitches
- WebPageTraceListener
/ Monitor Application Health
- Improving Performance with Output Caching
- Output Caching & Declarative Output Caching
- Cache Page Fragments
with User Controls
- Dynamic Content in Cached Pages
- Advanced Caching Techniques
- Caching Features in ASP.NET
- Configure Output Caching
- Silverlight
- Introduction to Silverlight
- Building a Simple Silverlight Application
- ASP.NET Extensions
- Features of ASP.NET Extensions
- Deploy Web Applications
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