Beginning Object-Oriented ASP.NET 2.0 with VB.NET

This book was born out of a lunch that I had with two colleagues of mine. They both had an extensive background in mainframe development, but they were struggling to understand what OOP was and how they should apply it. During the conversation, I explained some of the basics of OOP and afterwards thought about better ways to teach these developers the concepts of OOP. That lead me to decide that I should write a book, which lead me to Apress—and the rest is history.

Object-Oriented Programming is important in today’s ever-changing world. More and more businesses are abandoning mainframe development for client/server development. Client/server development is greatly enhanced by OOP techniques. OOP techniques teach developers to build reusable code and to think about a problem in terms of the real world. OOP is all about modeling the real world to make more user- and business-friendly software applications.

In the past couple of years, Microsoft announced a new version of .NET that was to be delivered in 2005. Visual Basic 2005, Visual Studio 2005, and ASP.NET 2.0 all provide new functionality and great advantages. This book first teaches the concepts of OOP and then uses the newest version of .NET to develop ASP.NET web sites. Many companies are starting to develop most, if not all applications, as web applications. This book helps position the reader to develop web sites with the newest version of .NET and with OOP concepts.

If you have developed web sites with traditional ASP, you will learn how to develop web sites with VB.NET, which is a very big improvement over traditional VBScript and JavaScript.

TABLE OF CONTENT:
Chapter 01 An Introduction to .NET and Visual Studio 2005
Chapter 02 Object-Oriented Programming
Chapter 03 Attributes and Actions
Chapter 04 Encapsulation
Chapter 05 Inheritance
Chapter 06 Namespaces
Chapter 07 Class Design
Chapter 08 ASP.NETWeb Forms
Chapter 09 ASP.NET Controls
Chapter 10 Web Services

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