One of asp.net Ninghua: asp.net introduction

Digression: Last year to this year, has written some original articles, many are the original project summary. So not very system is very comprehensive, is aimed at a certain knowledge point or a specific application to write, some friends suggested that I put my experience into a system, this is a try, write a bad place please everyone as far as possible to throw tomatoes do not throw bricks.

The reason why this series called "ASP.net Ninghua", there are some reasons, not tired of wine and tea, wine more confused, tea drink too much can still remain sober. Busy day, so every day I will brew a pot of tea, while drinking tea while reading, I have experience will be recorded with the words, after a period of time and then the words sorted out, think the statement is still fairly smooth on the blog. This article about the ASP.net series will all be done in the evening, so I call it "asp.net Ninghua". This series focuses on the actual practice of asp.net development of the theory and experience aspects of the introduction.

The Chinese version of Macromedia Dreamweaver 8, the Chinese version of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, and the Chinese version of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 are used in this series, so please install the relevant software first.

All right, let's get down to business.

Today I will mainly introduce the following knowledge points:

XHTML language

Static Web page

Dynamic Web page

Web server

Preliminary knowledge of ASP.net development

In addition to reading this section, I may use the Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 Chinese Edition, if has the condition, installs one on own computer to have the better experience.

XHTML language

In the early days of web development, basically using the HTML language developed, it is because the syntax requirements are relatively loose, although it is more convenient for developers, but the machine is difficult to deal with, so the HTML on the basis of increased XML requirements, which formed the XHTML language. XHTML is plainly the HTML language that conforms to the XML standard. The current version of Macromedia Dreamweaver and Microsoft Visual Studio support XHTML development.

The following is an empty HTML page created by Dreamweaver:

The following is a blank ASPX page created by Microsoft Visual Studio2005:

Note the section marked with the red line, which indicates that we created a page that conforms to the XHTML standard. The reason to mention this is because you often encounter pages that are written by beginners that are not compliant. You cannot view the effects of an interface in the view interface in Visual Studio2005.