5 books that took me into network programming

1.
〈dreamweaver MX full Self-study course Beijing Hope Electronic publishing house
This book makes me understand nothing to learn to do Web pages. At the outset, while trying to do a personal website warm breath to learn it. So my first website was born. or ASP's. Although all are automatically generated code.
2.
〈asp programming skills and case studies China Water Conservancy and hydropower Press
Don't like the auto-generated code, so this book is coming. This book is very easy to speak, for beginners like me, it is more suitable. More importantly, it covers a wide range of sites, involving all aspects of the site. From HTML syntax, to vbscript,jscript, from ASP work platform to Web site software hardware configuration, as well as Web site security issues, SQL database introduction and so on. There are some things in the book that are out of date now, but they are still very helpful to me.
3.
〈asp.net Technical Insider, Machinery Industry Press
This book is the most important to me. I think it's the best book on the market for ASP.net. It is comprehensive and full of examples, and there is no better book for beginners. Now the 2nd edition, I want to buy the 2nd edition to collect.
4.
〈visual Basic.NET Technical Insider "Tsinghua University Press
There was a hesitation between VB and C #. At first it was decided to use VB. Because most of the ASP.net books are written in VB. So I bought this book which has more than 1000 pages and spends 146 oceans. Although it is now in C #, the book is still very valuable. It's about. The programming of the NET Framework is very careful and comprehensive. There are a lot of experiential things worth learning. With regard to ado.net and ASP.net, it introduces the system from a large framework, which is helpful for understanding the entire architecture. But not very suitable for beginners.
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〈c# Technology Publishing Co., Machinery Industry Press
vb and wordy and ugly, so decided to learn C #. The book was bought because the author was very personal and spoke a lot of his own ideas and experiences, unlike other C # books like the University tutorials. The other most important reason is that it does not have language with. NET Framework is separate, but very tightly knit, very wide, and the structure is very reasonable. The other C # tutorials, in essence, focus on the language itself, with a lot of space to be entangled in grammar. But this book is not very understood.
There are a lot of things to learn. Take it easy. Until I was a faithless.
I'll nerver stop