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Building ASP.NET Web Pages with Microsoft WebMatrix
Copyright 2011 by Steve Lydford
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ISBN-13 (pbk): 978-1-4302-4020-4
ISBN-13 (electronic): 978-1-4302-4021-1
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To my wonderful wife Wendy (WWW) for her love and unending support,
and our four amazing kids Tomos, Wiliam, Amy, and Isabel who make us both so very proud.
Steve Lydford
Steve Lydford had been a professional software developer since 1999, although he first learnt to program computers at the age of seven, when his father brought home a Sinclair Spectrum with a black and white portable television and a massive 16Kb of RAM! The countless hours spent typing in listings from Sinclair User magazine sparked an enthusiasm for programming that has stayed with him for life.
During his career, Steve has worked for a variety of small companies, web startups, and corporations, developing systems on an assortment ofmostly web-basedplatforms. Currently, he develops almost exclusively on the ASP.NET platform and has worked on many successful projects using Web Forms, MVC, and WebMatrix, which he has followed with great interest since its initial beta release. He enjoys writing and speaking to fellow developers, particularly about emerging web technologies.
Steve lives with his family in mid-Wales where he loves to walk in the mountains and spends far too much time in front of a computer, usually working on his next big idea.
Andy is a freelance consultant/developer/instructor based in the UK. Andy has been working with .NET since Beta 1 days and has worked on numerous book projects with Apress over the last tenyears. Andy lives by the seaside in Swansea with his family, and enjoys running (with mandatory coffee stops en route), skiing (of a fashion), and watching the Swans!
Huge thanks to all the team at Apress who have guided me through this, my first book. Thanks to Ewan Buckingham for getting the whole thing going and working with me to produce the initial table of contents. Thanks also to Adam Heath for guiding the project to its successful conclusion and answering my countless emails and questions on the whole publishing processmost of which is still largely a mystery to me! And massive thanks to the Technical Reviewer, Andy Olsen, who did an outstanding job, meticulously checking all the code and technical details. The excellent feedback he provided has greatly enhanced the final copy.
Most importantly, I would like to thank my beautiful wife Wendy and our four great kids Tomos, Wiliam, Amy, and Isabel. Without their love and support this book would never have seen the light of day. Ill take next weekend off, I promise!
Steve
Microsoft WebMatrix is a free web development tool that includes everything required to create small and medium-sized web applications. The tool includes a web server, a powerful server-side scripting language, and a database, all of which can be used from within its own customized, lightweight development environment. From the outset, it has been designed to provide developers with an easy-to-learn, easy-to-use, rapid web development platform.
By the end of this book, you will have learned all the skills necessary to develop dynamic, data-driven web sites using the tools provided as part of the WebMatrix platform. We will cover every part of the toolset in detail and see how each can be best used to provide real-world solutions to common web development tasks. Later in the book (in ), we will use the skills learned to develop a fully-functional e-commerce web site, which includes a data-driven product catalog, membership system, shopping cart, and checkout process as well as site administration pages and other features.
In the text, I have assumed that the reader has no prior knowledge of WebMatrix, or the other Microsoft ASP.NET web development platforms. In order to follow the examples in the book you will simply need a working knowledge of HTML and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS); however, readers with previous experience of another framework, such as PHP or Rails, will certainly find this beneficial. For readers with little previous programming experience, I have, wherever possible, provided links and references to online information and books to help you broaden your knowledge.
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The sample files are compressed into a single ZIP file, which contains folders for each of the chapters for which source code is available.
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