ASP. NET Ajax (development code Atlas) important reference resource big collection

English website

1. Http://www.google.com or http://search.msn.com: Needless to say
2. ASP. NET Ajax Official Website: Needless to say ......
3. Official website of ASP. NET Ajax Control Toolkit: Needless to say ......
4. Official Reference documents: required documents, although not comprehensive yet.
5. Official Discussion community: directly communicate with top-level ASP. NET Ajax developers and ASP. NET Ajax development team members to get their suggestions and Submit Feedback. The latest developments and issues of ASP. NET Ajax are basically distributed here.
6. Atlas classification of Scott Guthrie's blog: the blog of the father of ASP. NET, which is updated frequently and brings the latest official news in time.
7. ASP. NET classification of Nikhil Kothari's blog: the blog of the Atlas architect. There are not many updates, but the content is in-depth enough.
8. [RSS feed] ASP. NET Ajax team's blog subscription: the aggregation of blog related content of high-level members of ASP. NET Ajax development team. The latest developments in ASP. NET Ajax are available here.

The following are some fragmented content that is not systematic, but the free time is also worth your reference:

1. Http://weblogs.asp.net/bleroy/archive/tags/Atlas/default.aspx
2. Http://blogs.msdn.com/brada/archive/tags/Atlas/default.aspx
3. Http://www.west-wind.com/WebLog/
4. Http://weblogs.asp.net/despos/archive/tags/ASP.NET+AJAX/default.aspx
5. Http://weblogs.asp.net/leftslipper/archive/tags/AJAX/default.aspx

 

Chinese website

1. Http://www.baidu.com: Needless to say
2. ASP. NET Ajax in the Chinese version of Scott Guthrie's blog: Thank you for your translation.
3. Blog Park ASP. NET Ajax (Atlas) Learning Team: it is the most comprehensive ASP. NET Ajax learning resource in China. Contains a large number of layers, series, and formsArticle.
4. The "Focus on AJAX" series: the articles are concise and mainly Reference Links to English articles. It is suitable for beginners to further improve their skills.
5. Jeffrey Zhao's blog: Many articles related to ASP. NET Ajax are theoretically strong and suitable for beginners to further improve.
6. Terrylee's ASP. NET Ajax getting started series: The best ASP. NET Ajax learning tutorial for beginners. At present, we hope that Terry will continue to work hard during the writing process.
7. Dflying Chen's blog classification: both entry and advanced content are involved. Early CTP versions have rich content but are outdated. Recent updates are frequent.
8. Atlas labels of csdn: The content is uneven and needs to be carefully selected for identification before being absorbed.

 

Books

1. Basic Atlas Tutorial: getting started with the content of the CTP version of Atlas, which is outdated now.
2. (I have not published several English books, but I have not listed them yet)

 

Appendix: Recommended Learning Process

1. [Pre-requirement] understand the basic principles of AJAX (read this book or search for network resources)
2. [Getting Started] terrylee's ASP. NET Ajax getting started Series
3. [Continue to get started a little deeper] ASP. NET Ajax official website, ASP. NET Ajax Control Toolkit official website, and official reference documents
4. [Application Problem Solving] dflying Chen's blog classification, blog Park ASP. NET Ajax (Atlas) Learning Team, official discussion community
5. [In-depth principle] jeffrey Zhao's blog
6. [GRASP technical trends] Scott Guthrie's blog Atlas classification, Nikhil Kothari's blog ASP. NET classification, ASP. NET Ajax team's blog subscription, and the "Focus on AJAX" Series
7. [Full use of] http://www.google.com, http://www.baidu.com,
8. [Daily accumulation] Other Resources

 

In a rush to write, there must be omissions and omissions. You are welcome to continue to make recommendations and correct mistakes ...... Artificial classification is always more accurate than automatic search engines, at least for now