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I had done professional ASP.NET development in the 1.1 days, and was aware of debates that were soon to be settled in 2.0 (e.g. master pages versus page-inheritance). Since then I've continued to use .net in-depth through 3.5, except for my usage of ASP.NET.
I'd like to know your choice of resources for getting caught up on ASP.NET (again). Certainly I've already found some help:
ASP.NET 2.0 improvements
New features in ASP.NET MVC 3.0
New features in ASP.NET 3.5
I doubt these samples are complete, and I'd still be left wondering about "meta" facts of ASP.NET, such as "what are its shortcomings?" "How has its age shown?" "What ASP.NET techniques were hyped, but later proved to be a bust?"
If you know of articles or books that help answer all these questions, please share.
Some things to look into:
ASP.NET MVC
What's New in ASP.NET 4
Razor Syntax
Dynamic data is very interesting as well and of course ajax development has come a long way as well with tight integration to jQuery.
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hey freinds i am a new developer of ASP.NET in this world so i got little knowledge of ajax and would like to have more knowledge about that so please refer me the simplest and best knowledge source as i am new so that it should be easy for me to understand.............
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One of the best resources on the internet for web development is the w3school site.
It combines tutorials and references of many component's API of web technologies.
Take a tour at :
http://www.w3schools.com/
http://www.w3schools.com/js // for javascript
http://www.w3schools.com/ajax/default.ASP // for AJAX
Because of AJAX is more a method or technique based on JavaScript than an entire technology or programming language, you will not find any reference for AJAX, but you will find lots of tutorials and examples on the internet.
AJAX W3School Tutorial can be a good start.
AJAX is based on javascript, and ASP, .NET or C# can use it as it.
There is no Ajax for ASP (although it may be some quirks on IE*
interpretation of javascript).
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I am .net developer, worked in asp.net MVC.
Now i want develop a web application in PHP. So which framework i should select or i should go for Ruby On Rails.
I want framework that provide MVC architecture and also provides plugins.
Try Yii framework!
http://www.yiiframework.com/demos/
Yii comes with rich features: MVC, DAO/ActiveRecord, I18N/L10N, caching, authentication and role-based access control, scaffolding, testing, etc. It can reduce your development time significantly.
Yii helps you develop clean and reusable code. It follows the MVC pattern, ensuring a clear separation of logic and presentation.
Yii is nice, young, well-documented and easy to use. You will like it very much. It will be easy to use it for those who knows how to use ASP MVC framework.
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I'm using Angular js for my web front end, and ASP.NET as my back end.
Can someone point me to a headless browser I can easily use to render content on the server side for web crawlers.
I am looking at Awesomium.NET and WebKit.NET and both seems like an ovekill (to me. corect me if I'm wrong.)
Can anyone recommend me something more lightweight and targets to solve crawling issues in SPA type web apps ?
Thanks In Advance
PhantomJS is the way to go. Among other things, you'll need to create a JS script so you can render your pages as pure HTML before returning them to the web crawlers. More info on that here.
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Are there any good alternatives for Lucene .NET to use in a ASP.NET website?
I want to index XML-, TXT-, PDF- and DOC-files.
Thanks!
I couldn't say if this is better than Lucene.NET but you might want to look at https://searcharoo.codeplex.com/.
This is late, but i think that Lucene.Net is now compatible with Medium Trust
see about midway in this post :
http://blogs.taiga.nl/martijn/2009/06/24/new-adventures-under-medium-trust/
Update
Adding this note for anyone else who finds this :
The final resolution of the issue is noted below. Short version : Lucene.Net officially runs under Medium Trust.
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENENET-169
why not try solr?
http://lucene.apache.org/solr/
Searcharoo has been mentioned. https://searcharoo.codeplex.com/
It's fully C#/.NET (edit - original domain no longer accessible. The codeplex link is to the searcharoo source code and the project has not had any update since 2012).
Also from this link:
Whoosh (purely Python, no C#/.NET bindings)
zettair (C; no C#/.NET bindings)
indri (bindings for Java, PHP, C++, but not C#/.NET)
Sphinx (for MySQL or PostgreSQL, or XML pipes)
Xapian (C++; has C#/.NET bindings)
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I am looking for free/open or closed forum software for asp.net. Most of the ones I have found require PHP and MySql.
http://www.yetanotherforum.net/ - Yet Another Forum is a pretty popular ASP.NET based forum package.
You might wanna try "Jitbit AspNetForum" http://www.jitbit.com/asp-net-forum/ We used it for years and they have a free evaluation version (fully functional). It also received a good review from Scott Hanselman here http://www.hanselman.com/blog/HanselmanForumsAspNetForumFromJitBit.aspx
Codeplex has a few: here
Chad Moran mentioned a good one, but I will link to the c# open source forum where I found it (just because the web site is a nice one to know about)
Yet Another Forum.net