Titlebook: Beginning ASP.NET 4.5 in C#; Matthew MacDonald Book 2012 Matthew MacDonald 2012 Software Engineering.Applied Computing.Programming.Operati

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Web ControlsThe previous chapter introduced the event-driven and control-based programming model of ASP.NET. This model allows you to create programs for the Web by using the same object-oriented techniques you would use to write an ordinary desktop application.

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State ManagementThe most significant difference between programming for the Web and programming for the desktop is .—how you store information over the lifetime of your application. This information can be as simple as a user’s name or as complex as a stuffed-full shopping cart for an e-commerce store.

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Styles,,Using the techniques you’ve learned so far, you can create polished web pages and let users surf from one page to another. However, to integrate your web pages into a unified, consistent website, you need a few more tools. In this chapter, you’ll consider three of the most important tools that you can use: styles, themes, and master pages.

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Error Handling, Logging, and Tracinge, invalid data, unexpected circumstances, or even hardware failure. Novice programmers spend sleepless nights worrying about errors. Professional developers recognize that bugs are an inherent part of software applications and so they code defensively, testing assumptions and writing error-handling code to deal with the unexpected.

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ADO.NET Fundamentalsmodern languages and a toolkit of classes that allows you to do everything from handling errors to analyzing XML documents. In this chapter, you’ll explore another one of the many features in the .NET Framework: the ADO.NET data access model.