《Programming Microsoft ASP.NET 4》(Programming Microsoft ASP.NET 4)文字版[PDF]
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| 语言: 英文 |
| 地区: 美国 |
| 图书fenlei: 软件 |
| 中文名: Programming Microsoft ASP.NET 4 |
| 发行时间: 2011年 |
| 原名: Programming Microsoft ASP.NET 4 |
| 资源格式: PDF |
| 版本: 文字版 |
简介:  内容介绍： Who Should Read This Book? This is not a book for novice developers and doesn’t provide a step-by-step guide on how to design and code Web pages. So the book is not appropriate if you have only a faint idea about ASP.NET and expect the book to get you started with it quickly and effectively. Once you have grabbed hold of ASP.NET basic tasks and features and need to consolidate them, you enter the realm of this book. You won’t find screen shots here illustrating Microsoft Visual Studio wizards, nor any mention of options to select or unselect to get a certain behavior from your code. Of course, this doesn’t mean that I hate Visual Studio or that I’m not recommending Visual Studio for developing ASP.NET applications. Visual Studio is a great tool to use to write ASP.NET applications but, judged from an ASP.NET perspective, it is only a tool. This book, instead, is all about the ASP.NET core technology. I do recommend this book to developers who have knowledge of the basic steps required to build simple ASP.NET pages and easily manage the fundamentals of Web development. This book is not a collection of recipes for cooking good (or just functional) ASP.NET code. This book begins where recipes end. It explains to you the how-it-works, what-you-can-do, and why-you-should-or-should-not aspects of ASP.NET. Beginners need not apply, even though this book is a useful and persistent reference to keep on the desk. 内容截图： 
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目录: Contents at a Glance Part I The ASP.NET Runtime Environment 1 ASP.NET Web Forms Today................................ 3 2 ASP.NET and IIS......................................... 27 3 ASP.NET Configuration................................... 63 4 HTTP Handlers, Modules, and Routing.................... 119 Part II ASP.NET Pages and Server Controls 5 Anatomy of an ASP.NET Page............................ 169 6 ASP.NET Core Server Controls ........................... 217 7 Working with the Page .................................269 8 Page Composition and Usability.......................... 319 9 ASP.NET Input Forms ...................................365 10 Data Binding .......................................... 411 11 The ListView Control.................................... 471 12 Custom Controls....................................... 513 Part III Design of the Application 13 Principles of Software Design............................565 14 Layers of an Application ................................ 593 15 The Model-View-Presenter Pattern ....................... 615 Part IV Infrastructure of the Application 16 The HTTP Request Context .............................645 17 ASP.NET State Management ............................ 675 18 ASP.NET Caching ...................................... 721 19 ASP.NET Security ......................................779 Part V The Client Side 20 Ajax Programming .....................................839 21 jQuery Programming...................................899 |