Course Highlights
- Realize true web application programming capabilities
- Work with Visual Basic 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0: learning both to create
powerful web applications
- Use server side coding for ultimate performance and stability
- Conduct fundamental programming elements like variable, constants,
and more
- Improve your website: power, security, and functionality
About This Course
ASP.NET 2.0 for Visual Basic 2005 is designed to help you excel far beyond
the competition of other programmers. A thorough explanation of ASP.NET
2.0 for Visual Basic 2005 is first given with particular emphasis on Visual
Basic 2005. Jessie Liberty will teach you how programming with ASP.NET
2.0 for Visual Basic 2005 can improve your Web site's power, security,
and functionality. In addition, tailoring the graphical interface will
also be discussed. Web sites often fall short in retaining visitors and
customers because their graphical interface may be too complicated or
unorganized. ASP.NET 2.0 for Visual Basic 2005 will teach you how to use
the correct tools to create an effective graphical interface. Forms, arrays,
and linking data are also important lessons that will be learned in ASP.NET
2.0 for Visual Basic 2005. The data that is gathered and bound in Web
applications can be complicated without correct training. Jessie Liberty's
expertise will guide you through ASP.NET 2.0 for Visual Basic 2005 and
on to success!
Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 for Visual Basic 2005: Level 1: Introduction
1.0 About this course
1.1 What we'll cover: slide show
Making the Transition
Generic Collections
Object Oriented Programming
Visual Basic 2005 and C#
Advantages of ASP.NET 2.0
Data
Security
Personalization
1.2 Getting Ready
Software
Hardware
Where to get Support
Affiliations and Disclaimers
2.0 Taking a glimpse at what is to come
2.1 Quick review of projects
Creating a First Project
Relational Operators
Generic Collections
Creating Applications
Data Manipulation
Web Form Security
Personalization
Web Parts
Navigation & Master pages
Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 for Visual Basic 2005: Level 2: VB Fundamentals
1.0 About transitioning to VB 2005
1.1 Where are the challenges
1.2 Feel free to skip what you know
1.3 How the material is organized
2.0 Language Elements
2.1 Types
Numeric Types
Non-numeric Types: String and Boolean
User Defined Types
2.2 Fundamental programming elements
variables
constants
statements
White Space
Comments
3.0 Branching and Iteration
3.1 Unconditional branching
Method Calls
Goto
Exceptions
3.2 Conditional Branching
If…Then
Else
Elseif
Select … Case
3.3 Iteration
While
Do while .. Loop
Do Until .. Loop
For
Breaking Out of a Loop
4.0 Operators
4.1 Arithmetic operators
+, -, *, / ,\
Mod
4.2 Relational operators
4.3 Logical Operators and Operator Precedence
Logical Operators
Operator Precedence
Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 for Visual Basic 2005: Level 3: Collections
and Generics
1.0 Arrays
1.1 Simple Arrays
Declaring Arrays
Default Values
Accessing Array Elements
For Each
1.2 Multi-dimensional arrays
Rectangular Arrays
Jagged Arrays
2.0 Generics
2.1 What are generics?
Disadvantages of Arrays
Non Generic Classes are not Type Safe
Generic Classes are Type Safe
Advantages of Type Safe
2.2 Sorted Generic Lists
Using Integers
Using Strings
Not Using User-Defined Types
2.3 Generic Framework Collections
Generic Queues
Generic Stacks
Generic Dictionaries
Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 for Visual Basic 2005: Level 4: Creating
Web Applications
1.0 Creating Web Applications
1.1 Web App Essentials
Creating Your First Web Application
Web Forms – Dragging Controls onto Forms
Three Types of Controls
Server Side Processing
1.2 Events
Creating Event Handlers
Event Handler Parameters
Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 for Visual Basic 2005: Level 5: Controls
In Depth
1.0 Forms
1.1 Forms and controls
Purpose of the Form
Showing the Finished Product
Building the Upper Third
1.2 Code
Code Behind
2.0 BecomingMultilingual
2.1 Porting to C#
Create New C# Web App
Copy the Controls
Port the Code to C#
Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 for Visual Basic 2005: Level 6: Advanced
Controls (back in VB 2005)
1.0 ASP Special Controls
1.1 Adding powerful controls to your page
Multiline Text Box
Calendar
Radio Buttons
Ad Rotator
Completed Order Summary
Completing the Page and All Functionality
2.0 Validating input
2.1 Validation controls
Required Field
Summary Control
Compare Validation
Checking the Input Type
Comparing to a Value or a Control
Range Checking
Validating with Regular Expressions
Custom Validation
3.0 State
3.1 State objects
Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 for Visual Basic 2005: Level 7: Data
1.0 Linking Data to your form
1.1 Displaying Data in the form
IsPostBack
Postback vs. Non-Post Back Controls
Getting Data From a DB
Data Connections
Data Source Controls
Binding Data with Drag and Drop
1.2 Updating Data
Updating from Form
Using Data Set
Data Grid
1.3 Updating Grid � In Place Editing
Using Update Button
Automatic Creation of CRUD
Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 for Visual Basic 2005: Level 8: Security
1.0 Web form security
1.1 Implementing web-form security
Creating the Database
Wiring up web.config
Using the WAT
Creating an Application
Creating Forms
1.2 Role-based security
Creating Roles
Creating Roles Programmatically
Restricting Access
Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 for Visual Basic 2005: Level 9: Personalizing
the Web Site
1.0 Preserving User Data
1.1 Preserving user choices
With simple types
With Complex types
1.2 Anonymous personalization Migration
2.0 Personalizing the look and feel
2.1 Themes and skins
Creating and Using: Named Skins and Personalizing
3.0 Personalizing Layout
3.1 Web parts
Creating Zones
Moving Content
Editing Content
Choosing from a Catalog
Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 for Visual Basic 2005: Level 10: Managing
Large Sites
1.0 Uniform Look and feel
1.1 Master Pages
Nesting Master Pages
Dynamically Editing the Master
2.0 Navigating large sites
2.1 Maps, Trees and Crumbs
Creating the XML Sitemap
Site Map and Master Pages
Populating on Demand
Breadcrumbs
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