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monika

hi folks...

It may seem silly to write like this.

I have worked on VB and ASP....did a small project in each. Now in order to
get a job i have to fake these projects on .net.....VB.net and ASP.net.

1. I haven't ever worked on .net technology before....is it difficult to
work on it??? But i have seen the environment.

2. is .net software available on net to install???

3. how do i write a program and compile in .net

please suggest....what do i need to do in 2 days if i have to get accustomed
to .net technology.



thanks in advance.
 
If you have worked in Visual Studio before picking up .NET environment
wouldn't be that difficult. Infact, VS .NET is more easier to use and very
rationally developed environment. You should get a license of VS .NET and
Read few articles on MSDN to familiarize yourself. You will also find plenty
of articles online which would cater to VS6 users starting on .NET.

2 days might not be enough - but you it can surely get you started!

Cheers,
LIN
 
Hi monika,
1. I haven't ever worked on .net technology before....is it difficult to
work on it??? But i have seen the environment.

If your background is VB and ASP, you may find .Net to be quite a learning
curve, as it is fully object-oriented, and the ASP.Net programming model is
much more complex (and powerful) than ASP. It is, however, the future of
dynamic web applications, so it is well worth the effort.
2. is .net software available on net to install???

The Microsoft .Net platform is a free download from the Windows Update site.
The .Net SDK is also a free download. There are quite a few tools available
onn the Net to work with and develop .Net applications. If you're
particularly interested in ASP.Net, and you have a limited budget, you can
check out the free Web Matrix software that Microsoft provides for free at
http://www.asp.net. The best tool suite available is Microsoft Visual
Studio.Net, but it is far from free.
3. how do i write a program and compile in .net

It isn't necessary to compile an ASP.Net application. If you want to build
one with comppiled DLLs, you should use Microsoft Visual Studio.Net to build
your apps.

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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
 
Your best bet for two days is to buy a book, something like jesse liberty
asp.net programming. Comb it to at least get familiar with the technology. I
assume you will not be writing code for the next couple of weeks so you can
use this extra time to learn to do basic stuff.

This will get you up to speed. And you can post here incessantly if you need
help.
That's what they pay us to do. We are paid good bucks to sit around waiting
on your every question.
 
hi Alvin...

thanks tremendously for such boosting... i got "ASP.net by example" by
Steven A Smith and teach yourself asp.net in 21 days (sams) .. i hope these
are enough??? Are these book good for a beginner like me?

I would surely need help if my job is confirmed ... else I will be in a
soup.

thanks again for the motivation
Monika
 
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