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    Asp Q?

    Hi,

    What's the difference between ASP 3.0 and ASP.net ?

    I need to learn ASP, and was going to get a "SAMS" teach yourself ASP in 21days / 24hours book, but they have both ASP 3.0 books, and ASP.net - which would be better?

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    Josh

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    perhaps i'll try asp.net unleashed - as all the sams books have terrible reviews :

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...214232-5587841

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    If you download the .net SDK there's loads of examples Here
    TBH I don't buy books anymore as there tend to be loads of tutorials online

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    You'd be better off learning ASP.NET as opposed to ASP 3.0. It'll have a longer life and it can do loads more. I'm learning it at work now, good thing it's fairly similar to classic ASP

    There's a wealth of information regarding ASP.NET controls etc on http://msdn.microsoft.com but you can't beat a book for quick reference.
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    i think i might just get one of those ASP.net for dummies books to start with, as they're cheap (£14) and as you guys have said, there's loads of stuff on the net about it

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    If your looking for a future in ASP, .NET is the way to go
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    And by trying to force me to like small pants, they've alienated me.

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    ASP.NET is so much nicer to work with than ASP due to the seperation of the code(C# or vb.net) and the HTML. I used to hate working with ASP but not anymore with ASP.NET.

    A proper debugger, intellisense, a compiler to tell you about typos....what more could a geek ask for.

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