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hi here new to any body help me realted to asp how can i learn asp.net.some toturails etc.

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A short, updated guide added to this 2011 thread: several replies here rightly pointed to Microsoft material (, ). That general direction is still correct, but the platform has moved on. For new learners the practical starting point is ASP.NET Core — the modern, cross-platform, actively developed web framework that Microsoft and most current tutorials target (rather than classic ASP or older Web Forms). (dotnet.microsoft.com)

Practical first steps: learn basic C# (many Microsoft Learn modules cover this), install the current .NET SDK from the official site, pick an editor (Visual Studio on Windows or Visual Studio Code + C# Dev Kit cross-platform), then follow a guided Microsoft Learn module such as "Build your first ASP.NET Core web app." Use the CLI to scaffold and run a quick app (for example: dotnet new webapp -o MyApp, cd MyApp, dotnet run) so the toolchain and workflow are familiar. (learn.microsoft.com)

Which approach to learn first: Razor Pages for simple page-focused sites; MVC for apps that need stronger separation of concerns; Minimal APIs for small services; and Blazor when a C#-based client-side SPA is wanted. Starting with Razor Pages or a minimal API gives fast feedback; explore MVC or Blazor after the basics are comfortable. Official step-by-step Blazor and Razor/MVC materials are available from Microsoft. (learn.microsoft.com)

Next topics and troubleshooting: use Entity Framework Core for database access and consult the EF Core docs; use ASP.NET Identity or modern external providers for auth; deploy to Azure App Service or containerize with Docker when ready. Quick checks while learning: confirm the SDK with dotnet --info and list templates with dotnet new list. The thread’s earlier debate — recommending starting at ASP 1.1 and arguing against that — reflects older practice; for new projects today, ASP.NET Core is the recommended path. (learn.microsoft.com)

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hi every body is ther any new stuff ...(toturials )of asp.net ..for the bigneers....

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go to msdn library

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if u want to learn asp.net properly then first of all u should start from beginning of asp like asp 1.1

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@ Webmastergrace ... That's ok. It is not necessary to know the history of ASP in order to learn how to make sites in ASP.NET.

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.. The best place to get started with is to go to Microsoft site and here is a link to it

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Go to 4shared.com, and search for asp.net step by step , you will find very usefull stuff there. If this is helpfull for you make it , Replied/answered

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The main Microsoft website should be a good start for you. It's gonna introduce new concepts to you. I think it's worth learning ASP.NET rather than starting from scratch with ASP.

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The main Microsoft website should be a good start for you. It's gonna introduce new concepts to you. I think it's worth learning ASP.NET rather than starting from scratch with ASP.

You are right Rotten99, there are alot of sites for tutorials . all are good . BUT it depends the learner which style he choose to get started. i am not in faour to start with asp.

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