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 Part I: Introducing ASP.NET 2.0 Application DevelopmentChapter 1 in this part is a general introduction to ASP.NET application development. It explains bedrock concepts such as the system-development life cycle, using layered architectures in ASP.NET applications, and designing relational databases. Then Chapter 2 presents a quick introduction to building ASP.NET applications using Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition. Part II: Building Secure Applications This part shows you how to build security into your applications. Chapter 3 is an introduction to ASP.NET 2.0 security.Then, behold: Chapter 4 presents the first application in this book — a user-authentication application that you can incorporate into any application that requires users to register and log in. Part III: Building E-Commerce Applications This part provides two complete e-commerce applications. The first is an online product catalog that lets users view your products via a Web site. The second is a shopping-cart application that lets users purchase products. In fact, the shopping-cart application is an extension of the product-catalog application: It lets users purchase products they've had a chance to view via the online catalog. Part IV: Building Back-End Applications Just about all public Web applications have a back end that isn't visible to the general public. This part presents two applications you'll often need in the back end. The first is a file-maintenance application that lets you add, update, or delete records in a products database. And the second is a report application that generates reports based on data gathered from Web visitors. Part V: Building Community Applications The three applications in this part let users create Web-based communities. Chapter 9 presents a content-management system for users' Web sites; Chapter 10 presents a forum application for posting messages and replies.And Chapter 11 presents a blog application that lets users create blog articles that visitors can then read and comment upon. Part VI: The Part of Tens No For Dummies book would be complete without a Part of Tens. In Chapter 12, you get an overview of the most important new features of ASP.NET 2.0. If you're an experienced ASP.NET programmer but haven't worked with version 2.0 yet, you may want to read this chapter first to see what new features have been added for this version. Next Chapter 13 describes ten-or-so rookie mistakes that (with any luck) you can avoid. And finally, Chapter 14 presents ten-or-so tips for designing your databases. Download free ebook of asp: ASP.NET 2.0 Everyday Apps For Dummies
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