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ASP.NETDan Kent
Nonfiction

ASP.NET

361 pagesFirst published 20042 editions
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Vast numbers of people are attracted to ASP.NET because of the relative ease with which Web applications can be developed. However, many beginning developers often have no experience in building a full-scale application. They quickly run into problems as the complexity increases. This book addresses the desire among these developers for solid example code by giving them a completed application that they can personalize to their own needs, rather than having to start from scratch. The application is an online community -- the type of application that most novice ASP.NET developers want to…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EbookPearson Education2005—9780768663525
EditionSams20043619780672326479
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