Technical choices and installation of tools
Operating principle
Architecture of an ASP.NET page
.NET programming languages ​​and their recent versions

Handling the Visual environment
Summary of VB.NET and C # syntaxes
Creating a simple project
Retrieving form data – why a dynamic website
An example: mailing and contact form
Principle of events

Common and common properties and events
The component toolbox
Form and general layout
components Complex components (calendars, views, imagemap, etc.)
Presentation of additional toolbox items (data, validation, etc.), including the display of databases
Case study: creation of multiple and various pages of a dynamic site

Principle of operation and general architecture of the pages
Detailed syntax of C # and VB.NET
Object-oriented programming: summary of what is needed for ASP.NET
Complete the dynamic site: forms and calculations, the job of the application

Handling of character strings and dates
Generalist lists and libraries of .NET
The lifecycle of the ASP.NET page
The ViewState, sessions and cookies
Increased persistence: the application, the cache
All request information and of responses
Additions to the case study: application status and user recognition