Themes in Roman Society and Culture: An Introduction to Ancient Rome

Matt Gibbs

Oxford University Press Academic Canada

This book is aimed at experienced ASP.NET developers looking to add AJAX to their applications, and experienced Web developers who want to move to using ASP.NET and AJAX together. The focus here is on how you can extend ASP.NET applications to update portions of the page asynchronously and to add richer UI elements to a page. ASP.NET AJAX makes it easy to enrich your existing application or to design a new application to provide a better experience for users. The differences among modern browsers have been abstracted, allowing you to write to a common set of APIs and trust that the user will get the correct behavior whether they are using Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Safari. This book covers ASP.NET 3.5 AJAX but not ASP.NET 3.5, on which ASP.NET AJAX is built. The examples lead you from the core of what is included in the ASP.NET AJAX Library through the core controls you would first start using. You build on that using the core JavaScript library and the ASP.NET AJAX Toolkit. Detailed coverage includes: <ul>
<li>how ASP.NET AJAX compares to other AJAX libraries and how you can use the client library with any server platform you choose</li> <li>the UpdatePanel control that allows you to automatically update portions of a page asynchronously without a visible pause while the page refreshes</li> <li>working with JavaScript and how the ASP.NET AJAX Library makes development with JavaScript easier</li> <li>control of script resources and working with the ScriptManager control</li> <li>the ASP.NET 3.5 ability to work with the back button</li> <li>the ASP.NET AJAX Toolkit and all it has to offer for creating rich user interfaces</li> <li>how to use ASP.NET’s services and core features such as the Membership and Role management systems, Web Parts, localization, and state management with ASP.NET AJAX</li> <li>networking objects, animations, custom AJAX controls</li> <li>testing, debuging, and deploying ASP.NET Ajax applications</li> </ul>

Professional ASP.NET 3.5 AJAX

Computers & Technology

Bill Evjen

Dan Wahlin

Dave Reed

Web Development & Design

Wrox Pr Inc

MULP: Sceptre of the Sun Issue #1

Sara Dunkerton

Improper Books

Demonstrates programming techniques within the .NET framework, discussing namespaces and controls, aspects of ASP.NET, Web services, and ADO.NET and XML usage with .NET, and provides examples relating to the concepts presented.

ASP. Net Programmers Reference

Mike Clark

Andy Elmhorst

Jason Bell

Alex Homer

Matt Milner

Jan Narkiewicz

Adil Rehan

John Schenken

Bruce, Lee

Apress

This book uses ASP.NET and Visual Basic .NET to develop an intranet application that provides all of the features that users expect. 
By basing our intranet on Microsoft's free best practices example, the IBuySpy Portal, we can rapidly create an application that makes good use of the advanced features of ASP.NET. 
A full explanation of the IBuySpy Portal architecture is provided, allowing you to get the most out of it. We look at how to customize existing portal modules, as well as building some of our own. 
What You Will Learn From This Book 
The intranet we build will enable users to: 
- Publish content - Manage documents - Schedule events - Access human resources information - Hold online discussions 
Along the way, you will learn a wealth of techniques for ASP.NET development - everything from making effective use of stored procedures through to integrating with Windows security and creating an advanced user interface with ASP.NET Web Controls.

Building an ASP.NET Intranet

Brian Patterson

Kourosh Ardestani

Chandu Thota

Chad Hutchison

John C. Roth

Brian Boyce

Saurabh Nandu

Matt Gibbs Bri Jonathon Walsh

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