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Free Training on ASP.NET 2.0 with C# Released on MSDN
MSDN has released an online training course from AppDev in ISO format on ASP.NET 2.0 and C#. The download is the first CD of a six CD course that includes many of the new server controls, shows how to implement membership, profile, and personalization features, and examines new data caching and data binding features.
The instructors for the course are Andy Baron, Mary Chipman, and Ken Getz. The CD contents include:
- AppDev user interface
- Video demonstrations
- Testing
- Full courseware on PDF covering the content on the CD
To download the ISO file, click here.
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where is the ugly auto-generated code?
Ok, one die-hard EditPlus fan give up. It would be stupid not to use the Visual Studio 2.0 IDE at least in the beginning of the project.
It is not often I am surprised but when I tried out the table wizard and the new grid-view, and I had a cool selectable, editable, deleteable, paging-enabled, sorting-enabled Master Detail form with the "Sand & Sky theme" on the screen (the editing in place feature is especially nice, the rows widening to give place for the detail-form), and then I look at the code behind file, and it is empty, only the using statements and the class definition - I am more than a little bewildered.
Thinking that lots of ugly auto-generated code is placed in separate files I look in the folder but nothing, I delete the reference to the code behind file and copy the remaining two files Default.aspx and Web.config to a different virtual directory, still everything work! The edit-in-place, paging, sorting, everything for both master and detail. :)
Of course if you are making a product you will want to roll-your-own, but for contract programmers this feature must be god-sent, saving tons and tons of LOC.
Regards
Rolf Tollerud
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