good .net resources?

[oracleguy]

Aside from the MSDN, does anyone have any links to some good sites or pages regarding asp .net? I'm beginning to transition over because thats what the intranet site I'm rebuilding from scratch is going to have to be written in. So any good moving from ASP to ASP .Net resources would be greatly appriciated too.

And from what I've learned so far, isn't Visual Studio .net the tool of choice for developing .net applications?

[miranda]

www.4guysfromrolla.com/
www.learnasp.com/

Yes i use Visual Studio.Net

there is two sources for you

[boywonder]

http://www.asp.net
http://www.dotnetjunkies.com
http://www.gotdotnet.com
http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/howto/
That should hopefully get you off and running. :)
Visual Studio.NET definitely tool of choice.

[oracleguy]

Alright, thanks for the links. :thumbsup:

[allida77]

meant to reply to this post a while back but I would avoid vs.net for asp.net.You must upgrade your vs.net version for every version of the framework that comes out. So now that 1.1 is out you must upgrade your vs.net to use 1.1. The one good thing about vs.net is that there is a complete seperation between code and content and it is backward compatible to framework versions. I use editplus to write all my asp.net pages and just use the vbc or vs.net to compile my classes. I think vs.net will hide alot of what is going on so you dont get a good understanding of what is going on. But if your short on time and need to get something done ASAP then vs.net is a good tool.

For tutorials not sure I would try the ones listed above and use google religiously. I have yet to find a complete site so I usually search the asp.net forums or use googe. 4guys had the best datagrid tutorial on the web though.

[oracleguy]

Okay thanks for the response. I started installing VS .net on my computer before I left work yesterday and I'll give that a try and I will check out EditPlus. I tried using Microsoft's web matrix program and its nice but severly limited.