ASP.NET Web Forms Essential Training
1h 57mBeginner2019-05-07
Authors
Tiberiu Covaci
Microsoft Regional Director, Full-Stack Tech Lead, Azure Architect
Course details
Web Forms are a simple way to build web pages. In this course, discover how to build simple Web Forms applications in ASP.NET. Instructor Tiberiu Covaci shows how to create your first Web Forms page, debug it, create reusable code, and work with data. After stepping through how to create your first Visual Studio project, he shows how to work with Web Forms controls, shares tips for writing maintainable code, and covers different options for debugging ASP.NET applications. To wrap up, he discusses how to work with data and Microsoft SQL Server.
Learning objectives
Working with ASP.NET Web Forms controls
Creating ASP.NET Web Forms pages
Designing maintainable code
Debugging ASP.NET Web Forms applications
Creating reusable code
Working with SQL Server
Presenting datasets in ASP.NET Web Forms apps
Learning objectives
Working with ASP.NET Web Forms controls
Creating ASP.NET Web Forms pages
Designing maintainable code
Debugging ASP.NET Web Forms applications
Creating reusable code
Working with SQL Server
Presenting datasets in ASP.NET Web Forms apps
Skills covered
FormsASP.NETFront-End Web DevelopmentEssential TrainingWeb DevelopmentBusiness Software and ToolsMicrosoft
Concepts
Introduction
- Getting started with ASP.NET Web Forms
- What you should know
- Demo project overview
Getting Started
- Overview of ASP.NET
- Installing Visual Studio
- Create your first Visual Studio project
- IIS overview
- Install IIS
- Run the application
- Development environment
- Project structure
- Application content overview
Creating ASP.NET Web Forms Pages
- Understanding ASPX files
- Common ASPX syntax
- Understanding the code-behind files
- Working with ASP.NET Web Forms controls
- Handling postback data
- Lifecycle
Debugging and Instrumenting ASP.NET Web Forms Applications
- Designing maintainable code
- Tracing
- Tracing from code
- Configure exceptions
- Handle exceptions from code
- Debugging an ASP.NET Web Forms application
Creating Reusable Code
- Create web controls
- Register web controls
- Adding public properties to web controls
- Managing state
Working with Data
- Working with SQL Server
- Creating a new database
- Connecting to the database from ASP.NET Web Forms applications
- Presenting data sets in ASP.NET Web Forms applications
- Adding user controls to the list view
Conclusion
- Next steps