This document provides an introduction to the .NET Framework and ASP.NET, including how to create ASP.NET projects, compile applications, and use Web Forms. The .NET Framework is a software platform that offers a managed computing environment, security, language choice, distributed integration, and object-oriented programming. It supports both Web Site and Web Application projects for building ASP.NET applications in Visual Studio.
This document provides an introduction to the .NET Framework and ASP.NET, including how to create ASP.NET projects, compile applications, and use Web Forms. The .NET Framework is a software platform that offers a managed computing environment, security, language choice, distributed integration, and object-oriented programming. It supports both Web Site and Web Application projects for building ASP.NET applications in Visual Studio.
This document provides an introduction to the .NET Framework and ASP.NET, including how to create ASP.NET projects, compile applications, and use Web Forms. The .NET Framework is a software platform that offers a managed computing environment, security, language choice, distributed integration, and object-oriented programming. It supports both Web Site and Web Application projects for building ASP.NET applications in Visual Studio.
● Creating ASP.NET Projects ● Compiling ASP.NET Applications ● Using Web Forms The .NET Framework is a software platform that provides:
● A managed computing platform
● A secure runtime/execution environment ● Language choice ● Ability to integrate with distributed systems ● An object-Oriented programming environment The .NET Framework Creating ASP.NET Projects ● ASP.NET supports two different types of projects ○ Web Site Project ○ Web Application Project Summary ● The .NET Framework provides a robust framework for building applications ● Web Platform Installer provides a simple way to get started building ASP.NET applications ● Visual Studio provides a way to visually design and code applications ● Website and Web Application projects are supported