Chapter 16. Creating ASP.NET Form-Based Applications

In This Chapter

• The Basics of an ASP.NET Website

• Designing Your User Interface

• Working with the ASP.NET Controls

• Building a Richer UI with ASP.NET AJAX

Visual Studio 2012 gives developers the flexibility of building websites using standard ASP.NET web forms, web pages with Razor syntax, or using the ASP.NET MVC (Model-View-Controller) framework. Those used to the traditional ASP.NET page life cycle, viewstate, and web controls that generate HTML will want to leverage standard ASP.NET web forms. ASP.NET web pages with Razor syntax provides developers a fast, simple model that combines markup and server-side code with full control over the HTML output of the page. The ASP.NET MVC framework ...

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