Devin Rader works at Infragistics where he focuses on delivering greater user experiences to developers using their controls. He's also a former INETA board member.
Bill Evjen is one of the most active proponents of the .NET technologies and community-based learning initiatives for .NET. He has been actively involved with .NET since the first bits were released in 2000 and has since become the president of the St. Louis .NET User Group as well as the founder and president of the International .NET Association, which represents more than 70,000 members worldwide. He is an acclaimed author and speaker on next-generation Web services and related technologies and is the author of Visual Basic .NET Bible and XML Web Services for ASP.NET (both from Wiley-VCH ). In addition to working in the .NET world, Evjen is a technical director for Reuters in St. Louis, Missouri.

FOREWORD xli

INTRODUCTION xliii

PART I: ASP.NET FUNDAMENTALS

CHAPTER 1: ONE ASP.NET 3

CHAPTER 2: HTML5 AND CSS3 DESIGN WITH ASP.NET 17

CHAPTER 3: ASP.NET WEB FORMS STRUCTURE 53

PART II: CONTROLS

CHAPTER 4: ASP.NET SERVER CONTROLS

CHAPTER 5: ASP.NET WEB SERVER CONTROLS 123

CHAPTER 6: VALIDATION SERVER CONTROLS 199

CHAPTER 7: USER AND SERVER CONTROLS 231

PART III: DATA ACCESS

CHAPTER 8: DATA BINDING 299

CHAPTER 9: MODEL BINDING 355

CHAPTER 10: QUERYING WITH LINQ 371

CHAPTER 11: ENTITY FRAMEWORK 411

CHAPTER 12: ASP.NET DYNAMIC DATA 443

CHAPTER 13: WORKING WITH SERVICES 455

PART IV: PROVIDERS

CHAPTER 14: INTRODUCTION TO THE PROVIDER MODEL 529

CHAPTER 15: EXTENDING THE PROVIDER MODEL 559

PART V: ASP.NET FEATURES

CHAPTER 16: WORKING WITH MASTER PAGES 591

CHAPTER 17: SITE NAVIGATION 621

CHAPTER 18: PERSONALIZATION 671

CHAPTER 19: MEMBERSHIP AND ROLE MANAGEMENT 701

CHAPTER 20: SECURITY 759

PART VI: APPLICATION STATE

CHAPTER 21: STATE MANAGEMENT 791

CHAPTER 22: CACHING 823

PART VII: CLIENT-SIDE DEVELOPMENT
CHAPTER 23: ASP.NET AJAX 857

CHAPTER 24: AJAX CONTROL TOOLKIT 895

CHAPTER 25: JQUERY 957

CHAPTER 26: REAL-TIME COMMUNICATION 983

CHAPTER 27: DEVELOPING WEBSITES WITH MOBILE IN MIND 1001

PART VIII: APPLICATION CONFIGURATION AND DEPLOYMENT

CHAPTER 28: CONFIGURATION 1027

CHAPTER 29: DEBUGGING AND ERROR HANDLING 1075

CHAPTER 30: MODULES AND HANDLERS 1105

CHAPTER 31: ASYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATION 1121

CHAPTER 32: BUILDING GLOBAL APPLICATIONS 1135

CHAPTER 33: PACKAGING AND DEPLOYING ASP.NET

PART IX: ADDITIONAL ASP.NET TECHNOLOGIES

CHAPTER 34: ASP.NET MVC 1187

CHAPTER 35: ASP.NET WEB PAGES AND RAZOR 1215

PART X: APPENDIXES

APPENDIX A: MIGRATING OLDER ASP.NET PROJECTS 1239

APPENDIX B: COM INTEGRATION 1247

APPENDIX C: ASP.NET ULTIMATE TOOLS 1257

APPENDIX D: ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT 1269

APPENDIX E: DYNAMIC TYPES AND LANGUAGES 1295

APPENDIX F: ASP.NET ONLINE RESOURCES 1305

APPENDIX G: VISUAL STUDIO EXTENSIBILITY WITH NUGET 1309

INDEX 1333

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