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ASP. NET Web Pages-Tutorials

ASP. NET is a development framework for creating Web pages and Web sites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and server scripting.

ASP. Three different development modes are supported:
Web pages (Web pages), MVC (model View Controller models-View-Controller), Web Forms (Web Forms):

This tutorial introduces Web Pages.

Where to start?

Most developers learn a new technology, starting with viewing running instances.

Easy learning with "running instances"

Our run instance tool makes Web Pages easy to learn.

It displays both the ASP and the HTML output while running the instance.

Click on the "Run instance" button to see how it works:

Web Pages Instance

What is a Web Pages?

Web Pages is one of three programming patterns for creating ASP. NET Web sites and Web applications.

The other two programming patterns are Web Forms and MVC (Model View Controller models-View-controller).

Web pages is the simplest development model for developing ASP. It provides an easy way to combine HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and server scripts:

Easy to learn, easy to understand, easy to use

Create around a single page

Similar to PHP and classic ASP

Server scripts for Visual Basic or C #

Full HTML, CSS, and JavaScript control

Web Pages has built-in database, video, graphics, social media, and more web Helpers, so it's easy to scale.

Web Pages Tutorial

If you are new to ASP, we recommend starting with Web Pages.

In our Web Pages tutorial, you'll learn how to combine HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and server code using VB (Visual Basic) or C # (C Sharp) 's latest Razor server tag syntax.

You can also learn how to extend your Web pages with programmable Web Helpers, including databases, videos, graphics, social media, and more.

Web Pages Instance

Learn by Example!

Because the ASP. NET code is executed on the server, you cannot view the code in your browser. You can only see the normal HTML page output.

In w3cschool.cc, each instance will show hidden ASP. NET code, which will make it easier to understand how it works.

Web Pages Instance

Web Pages Reference Manual

At the end of this tutorial, you will see a complete set of ASP. NET reference manuals that describe objects, components, properties, and methods.

Web Pages Reference Manual

Using WebMatrix

In this tutorial, we used the WebMatrix.

WebMatrix is a simple but powerful, free ASP. NET development tool that is specifically tailored for Web Pages by Microsoft.

WebMatrix contains:

Web Pages Instances and templates

A Web server language (VB or C # Razor server tag syntax)

A WEB server (IIS Express)

A database server (SQL Server Compact)

A complete WEB Development Framework (ASP)

By using WebMatrix, you can start with an empty Web site and a blank page, or you can use open source applications in the WEB application Gallery for two development. Many of the PHP and ASP. NET applications are open source, such as Umbraco, DotNetNuke, Drupal, Joomla, WordPress, and so on. WebMatrix also has built-in security, search engine optimization, and Web publishing tools.

Technologies and code developed with WebMatrix can be seamlessly translated into fully specialized ASP.

"Recommended"

1. ASP. NET free Video Tutorials

2. Detailed description of the ASP. mvc--View

3. What is ASP. NET MVC? Summarizing ASP. NET MVC

4. ASP. NET's simple definition and introduction