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Chapter 1
Getting Started with ASP.NET 4.5
What you will learn in this chapter:
- How to acquire and install Visual Studio Express 2012 for Web and Visual Studio 2012
- How to create your first website with Visual Studio Express 2012
- How an ASP.NET page is processed by the server and sent to the browser
- How you can use and customize the development environment
Ever since the first release of the .NET Framework 1.0 in early 2002, Microsoft has put a lot of effort and development time into ASP.NET, the part of the .NET Framework that enables you to build rich web applications. This first release meant a radical change from the older Microsoft technology to build websites called ActiveServerPages (ASP), now often referred to as classicASP. The introduction of ASP.NET 1.0 and the associated Visual Studio .NET gave developers the following benefits over classic ASP:
- A clean separation between presentation and code. With classic ASP, your programming logic was often scattered throughout the HTML of the page, making it hard to make changes to the page later.
- A development model that was much closer to the way desktop applications are programmed. This made it easier for the many Visual Basic desktop programmers to make the switch to web applications.
- A feature-rich development tool (called Visual Studio .NET) that enabled developers to create and code their web applications visually.
- A choice between a number of object-oriented programming (OOP) languages, of which Visual Basic .NET and C# (pronounced as C-Sharp) are now the most popular.
- Access to the entire .NET Framework, which for the first time meant that web developers had a unified and easy way to access many advanced features to work with databases, files, e-mail, networking tools, and much more.
Despite the many advantages of ASP.NET over the older model, using ASP.NET also meant an increase in complexity and the knowledge needed to build applications with it, making it harder for many new programmers to get started with ASP.NET.
After the initial release in 2002, Microsoft released another version of the .NET Framework (called .NET 1.1) and the development IDE (called Visual Studio .NET 2003). Many people saw this as a service pack for the initial release, although it also brought a lot of new enhancements in both the framework and the development tools.
In November 2005, Visual Studio 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0 were released. To the pleasant surprise of many developers around the world, Microsoft had again been able to drastically improve and expand the product, adding many features and tools that helped reduce the complexity that was introduced with ASP.NET 1.0. New wizards and smart controls made it possible to reduce the code required to build an application, decreasing the learning curve for new developers and increasing their productivity.
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