Some suggestions for beginners of. net (mutual encouragement)

. Do not write all the code to the. cs page for. net, instead of using convenient control operations provided by.
. Do not think. net is to drag various controls to the page, and then set it easily through.
. Do not think that. net needs to read all kinds of books from the compilation principle to the web service at the beginning.
. Do not think. net is directly open vs to create a page, and then write the code in the boring header.
. Do not think that the current. net version is 2.0, which means reading the 1.1 data.
. Do not think. net has not changed from 1.1 to 2.0
. Do not think that. net can write code on a page at the beginning, rather than separating the data access layer and page display layer.
. Don't think. net is a lot of useless layers that can't finish a simple task for half a year.

In fact,. net is quite technical. In fact,. net is not as difficult as you think, but it is definitely not simple.
The following is the process of learning. net.
1. Decided to use C # For. net development.
2. After a great deal of effort, I finally installed vs2003.
3. According to the books borrowed from the library, the first console program hello world was completed.
4. Complete some simple pages based on a book that teaches asp.net as asp.
5. Read a book about database operations and read. net's data operations from start to end.
6. Learn to use. net sdk documentation
7. Test writing a message book
8. I borrowed a great intermediate. net book from the library.
9. According to the book, I started to practice some small things (user control, form verification, etc)
10. I wrote a small forum.
11. I gradually met many friends who learned from each other and made progress together.
12. Access to petshop3.0
13. Deep Learning of petshop3.0
14. I started to learn custom controls. During this period, I learned more about. net internal knowledge.
15. Some other open-source projects
16. I realized the great help of an open-source project for beginners. I decided to write an open-source project by myself. I helped other friends, and I could learn more by myself.
17. Development of stella froum
18 ...........

To sum up, there are three key points:
1. Work hard to write code and write instances
2. Try to get in touch with basic knowledge and actual project code
3. Many exchanges among friends

Postscript: I wrote this article because I recently had a friend who is very good at asp who wanted to transfer it. net (in fact, it was decided by several of us to turn. net, haha). It was always a lot of trouble at the beginning. I sat down with him for a while last night and thought there were a lot of problems. So I wanted to write a note, for a large number. net beginners. avoid detours, and try to penetrate the paper wall as soon as possible. net programming world.