i got this Microsoft book on learning data bases but i have NEVER seen a file extension .aspx
it keeps saying i need Windows XP pro to use it but i only have the home edition.
it is a pain becuase the book cost £28 (about $35)
should i work with this or try Php and MySql
.aspx is an asp.net file…
it’s the part of the .NET platform - excellent language to learn and is cross-platform ok
dont go the php-mysql route, if you want to learn business database solutions stick with ASP - its what the feds use->between asp/access and asp/mysql…
I’ve got a lot of know-how in it; and I love it. What software came with the book? The Visual Studio client? More information; it’s well worth the learn however…
ok that does make me fill better
i didn’t really think it was that good.
what web servers can i use to preview work on and could you just tell me some things that are possible to do with it
i was reading about making you OWN HTML tags, that sounds like something worth learning
is this the sort of thing i am after
^great resource for beginners
for asp.net you need a server with the .net framework installed
for plain asp(the older version - asp.net’s predeccesor" you need a server that can handle asp extensions
you can do all sorts of things with - shopping carts you see on people’s websites, member databases, content management systems, login/password authentication, variable managed websites…possibilites are almost endless…
asp101 has some great write-ups and sample code
its a great tool to use; but it does take dedication to learn - it won’t come neccessarily overnight
you can do things like this with it
http://www.poorreflection.com/development/portfolio/asp/asp.asp
that’s just the tip of what it can, not everything i’ve done is up there so explore asp101.com - and keep posting questions
chris: brinkster.com offers free asp and asp.net hosting.
thank guys
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