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 Chapter 1 looks back at hacks in prior versions of ASP.NET. It describes how they influenced today's technology and improved the technology and tools developers use today. Some hacks are good enough to stand the test of time, which you'll see via an ASP.NET v1.1 URL rewriting hack.Chapter 2 will get you started. Organization, planning, and getting your projects off on a solid foundation are vital and are covered here in detail. This chapter contains many resources, most of which are best utilized when starting a new project. Chapter 3 covers providers. You will be able to extend the built-in providers as well as build your own. You will also find hints for using providers, even if you are stuck in ASP .NET 1.1! Chapter 4 presents the smart client (yes, smart(er) client). From client callbacks to AJAX with a dose of ATLAS, you will see how smart client really can apply to ASP .NET 2.0. Chapter 5 describes some new and powerful ways to make debugging your applications easier. It demonstrates techniques for viewing the contents of complex objects, ways to reduce the clutter of the debug window, as well as methods to make your business objects self-validating. Chapter 6 explains how you create hacks via custom controls. While creating an RSS control, you'll learn how to solve some difficult problems with a few control hacks. Chapter 7 covers dynamic row expansion, updating all rows, and the pager template for the GridView control. This chapter will give you the knowledge to create and define your own templates for GridView. Chapter 8 explores ways that you can extend the various controls that are used with data binding. This chapter focuses on methods to increase the reuse and reduce the redundant code that is required. Chapter 9 demystifies the ordinarily opaque ViewState, giving you the tools to crack it and the hacks to manipulate it to your heart's desire. Chapter 10 covers a strongly typed, object-oriented way to handle application caching and Web form refreshes. The pros and cons compared to traditional ASP.NET caching are discussed. Chapter 11 shows you how to operate the ASP.NET 2.0 Conversion Wizard. The chapter builds a code example with features you could see in an ASP.NET v1.1 site. Chapter 12 explores ways to deploy all these new items you have learned to create, define, and manipulate. This includes content on the new Web Deployment Project and how to customize it for your own projects. Chapter 13 discusses the Visual Studio 2005 IDE and its plethora of new features. Implementing productivity boosters, such as snippets, item templates, and project templates, have a lot to do with hacks and making you and other developers much more productive. Chapter 14 describes security hacks to help you harden your sites. What would a .NET book be without discussing security? This chapter discusses SQL Injection and hacks to help avoid related attacks while minimizing your pain, such as the ability to parameterize a SQL IN clause. Chapter 15 is where you learn more about how to create your own hacks. You'll learn several different ways to package your hacks to share them and make your own contribution to the community. Chapter 16 provides details about different ways Master Pages can be used in ASP.NET 2.0 applications. Chapter 17 delves into the ASP.NET HttpHandler and HttpModule architecture, including boilerplate templates and uses for handlers and modules you may not have thought of. Download free ebooks for asp: ASP.Net 2.0 MVP Hacks and Tips-Wrox Press
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