Home > Guides > Programming > .NET and Windows Programming

Toggle Open Guide Table of ContentsGuide Contents

Close Table of ContentsGuide Contents

Close Table of Contents

Official Documentation

Last updated Mar 1, 2004.

The ASP.NET home page leads to various documents related to ASP.NET:

  • ASP.NET Downloads.

  • The Microsoft ASP.NET Web Matrix Project is available as a free 1.2MB download. Web Matrix is a community-supported, user-friendly development tool for building ASP.NET web applications.

  • ASP.NET Quickstart Tutorial provides more than 900 ASP.NET samples that you can run online.

  • ASP.NET development tools.

  • ASP.NET forums.

  • The ASP.NET Starter Kits are free, pre-built applications with source code. The starter kits provide sample ASP.NET applications for users to start building ASP.NET applications. You can use the starter kit's sample code as a complete and well-documented template to develop your ASP.NET applications.

  • The page ASP.NET Deployment leads to various documents related to ASP.NET deployment. It gives more details on how to distribute ASP.NET applications and components from development and test servers to production servers.

  • Deploying ASP.NET Application Files and Local Components explains how to distribute all files associated with your ASP.NET application to a production server.

  • Deploying Local Application Components explains how to compile and distribute component assemblies to your ASP.NET application's \Bin directory.

  • Deploying Shared Components to the Global Assembly Cache explains the global assembly cache and how to distribute shared component assemblies to it.

  • Deploying HTTP Handlers and HTTP Modules explains how to distribute compiled assemblies that contain classes that implement the IHttpHandler and IHttpModule interfaces. This includes required configuration settings for including new HTTP handlers and HTTP modules in your application.

  • .NET Samples - ASP.NET Deployment.

  • Discussions

    Copies of the array?
    Posted Dec 23, 2008 03:40 PM by luige21
    1 Replies
    Hi
    Posted Dec 5, 2008 05:10 AM by ajay2000bhushan
    2 Replies
    You have no clue.
    Posted Jun 10, 2008 03:28 PM by theinternetmaster
    1 Replies

    Make a New Comment

    You must log in in order to post a comment.

    Related Resources

    Jim Mischel"Highly unlikely" does not mean "impossible"
    By Jim MischelJuly 18, 2009 No Comments

    One of my programs crashed the other day in a very unexpected place.  A call to System.Threading.ConcurrentQueue.TryDequeue (from the Parallel Extensions to .NET) resulted in an OverflowException being thrown.  Investigation revealed a pretty serious bug in the System.Random constructor.

    It's Here; Put Away Your Pre-Conceptions on What an OS Must Be: Part II
    By John TraenkenschuhMay 24, 2009 No Comments

    In the last blog in this series, Traenk relates his first experiences with computers and with coding.  But now, some years have passed. . .

    It's Here; Put Away Your Pre-Conceptions on What an OS Must Be: Part I
    By John TraenkenschuhMay 24, 2009 No Comments

    Traenk relates his past experience with Operating Systems that goes back 25 years, ok, more than that but he ain't tellin'

    See More Blogs

    Informit Network