ASP Net 3.5 Training
Training to program ASP.NET in .NET Framework 3.5 requires a four-tier approach. This includes accessing online resources, reading books, watching videos and getting certified. Throughout these exercises, it is best practice to complete all hands-on tutorials.
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Online Training
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Online resources you need to view include the Microsoft Visual Studio Express website to download the tools needed (see Resources for specific links). You should also refer to the Microsoft Developer Network documentation to learn either the C# or Visual Basic language. Finally, you will want to learn the basics of XHTML at some place like W3Schools.com since ASP.NET is a Web-based technology.
Book Training
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Read books that focus on the fundamentals of ASP.NET 3.5, such as "Beginning ASP.NET 3.5" by Imar Spannjaars or "Programming ASP.NET 3.5" by Liberty, Maharry and Hurwitz. Studying books on either Visual Basic, C# or both will prove useful as references while learning to program ASP.NET.
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Video Training
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Subscribing to online videos helps reinforce content by providing you with a visual and audio medium to emulate skills. You can access free video training at sites like MSDN Channel9 and Microsoft Beginner Developer Learning Center. You can then move on to pay subscription sites like LearnDevNow.com and LearnVisualStudio.NET.
Professional Certification
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Obtaining professional certification involves two key facets: training and testing. Training resources for ASP.NET 3.5 are available though the Microsoft Certified Professional Developer certification, which involves online, classroom, book and practical lab modules. Passing the test demonstrates strong, reliable knowledge of ASP.NET and .NET Framework 3.5 technologies.
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