Life as an asp.net programmer

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This document provides an overview of life as an ASP.Net programmer, covering prerequisites like HTML, XML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, .NET languages, and relational database management systems. It discusses ASP.NET programming fundamentals like the lifecycle, data transfer methods, and postbacks. The document also mentions additional skills like using third-party UI controls, JavaScript frameworks, and reporting technologies. It concludes by providing contact information for any additional queries.

Life as an ASP.Net ProgrammerNithya Vidhyaarthi

AgendaASP.Net ProgrammingPre-requisitesOver-viewQueriesConclusion

ASP.NET programmingASP.Net Life cycleData transfer between two aspx pages using Client-centric & server-centric method. PostbacksAJAX3rd party UI Controls

Additional RequirementsHTMLXMLCSSJSAJAX.Net LanguageRDBMSReporting Technology (Crystal / Reporting Services)3rd party JS Framework (0r) 3rd party SS UI

HTMLStill exists.For layout design as well as controls.Example: AjaxProChoosing between ASPX and HTML page

XMLStandard for Data transfer between applications.

CSSDefinitionIsolate Presentation from UITable-less layout design (W3C Standard)CSS RulesElementsBest practices.

Java-scriptPlays a vital role with AJAXResponsible for Client side interaction.Gives life to HTML elementHuge availability of events.

Different AJAX Technologies (Microsoft AJAX, AjaxPro, Magic AJAX etc) .Net LanguageProficiency in at least one .Net language (preferably C#).Possessing logics in problem solving.Translating solution to code.

RDBMSWide-spread usageChoosing the package.Thorough knowledge over at least one DBMS package.Tips & Tricks to be known.Database design techniques.Normalization

Reporting TechnologyCrystal Reports / Reporting ServicesAbility to deliver reports in pleasing & pleasant design.Hierarchical reportsMultiple Tables issues.

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Life as an asp.net programmer

1. Life as an ASP.Net ProgrammerNithya Vidhyaarthi

2. AgendaASP.Net ProgrammingPre-requisitesOver-viewQueriesConclusion

3. ASP.NET programmingASP.Net Life cycleData transfer between two aspx pages using Client-centric & server-centric method. PostbacksAJAX3rd party UI Controls

4. Additional RequirementsHTMLXMLCSSJSAJAX.Net LanguageRDBMSReporting Technology (Crystal / Reporting Services)3rd party JS Framework (0r) 3rd party SS UI

5. HTMLStill exists.For layout design as well as controls.Example: AjaxProChoosing between ASPX and HTML page

6. XMLStandard for Data transfer between applications.

7. CSSDefinitionIsolate Presentation from UITable-less layout design (W3C Standard)CSS RulesElementsBest practices.

8. Java-scriptPlays a vital role with AJAXResponsible for Client side interaction.Gives life to HTML elementHuge availability of events.

9. AJAXDefinition

10. AJAX = JS + XML

11. Working

12. Life cycle

13. Advantages

14. Different AJAX Technologies (Microsoft AJAX, AjaxPro, Magic AJAX etc) .Net LanguageProficiency in at least one .Net language (preferably C#).Possessing logics in problem solving.Translating solution to code.

15. RDBMSWide-spread usageChoosing the package.Thorough knowledge over at least one DBMS package.Tips & Tricks to be known.Database design techniques.Normalization

16. Reporting TechnologyCrystal Reports / Reporting ServicesAbility to deliver reports in pleasing & pleasant design.Hierarchical reportsMultiple Tables issues.

17. 3rd party JS FrameworkExtJs – www.extjs.comjQueryYUIScriptaculousDojo& more….

18. 3rd party WEB UI TechnologiesTelerikComponent artComponent oneInfragistics& more…

19. Queries ?

20. Contact me viaMail: arunprasadnva@gmail.com arun85prasad@gmail.comSocial network(s) / Services:arunprasadvidhyaarthi – skype, slideshare.comArun85prasad – twitter, gmail, live, yahoo.com Arun Prasad - facebook, orkutArunprasad – scribd.comMobile: +91 93446 20159

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