The video lecture shows how to use several data controls on several tables to allow data filetring and using more complex data operations in general. The lecture shows only the min plumbing for this purpose but the students can use all their front end knowledge and skills in order to create pages useful for their projects.
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Monday, April 6, 2015
External Server
In this video I will show you how to transfer your local sites with newly created database and tables to the external server (smarterasp.net) using 2 free months of hosting that you will be able to continue at a small price if you would like to do more .NET development. The prerequisite is in developing a local database and a table (with primary key) that you will be able to attach to the database on your new site.
Data Controls
In this video you will see how to use some server data controls that provide instant and sophisticated connection to your data.
Monday, March 30, 2015
Simple Database and Table
In this video you will see how easily you create a database with your own table, fill it with data, and run the required queries on your table (doesn't have to be a book database).
After that you will create a Web form with a table rendering data from your database.
See the video here . If it doesn't work - download it and open.
After that you will create a Web form with a table rendering data from your database.
See the video here . If it doesn't work - download it and open.
Monday, February 23, 2015
Master Pages. Three Sections.
This video shows the easiest way of completing the work on master pages for both G1 and G2. The difference is that G1 students should read the text on both topics: master pages and themes with good understanding. You will see how to change the picture in a theme and how you can create aspx and master pages just using a Notepad right from your mobile phone.
- Here is video lecture on Part 1
- In this section of the video presentation I am showing the way of changing the existing themes, including the banner pictures (will be good for your projects)
- Here you can find a very simple explanation of the master page mechanism and use. The simple pages can be created from your mobile devices without even the use of Visual Studio (if you remember some HTML).
Postback
While working on chapter 4 you saw the use of server controls that make the creation of complex web pages so easy. Although they look like controls in VB from forms designed for Windows, the big difference is in the complexity of the code provided for you for free that works behind the scene making all easy. ASP.NET creates Web pages working over the network and allowing for client-server , client-browser, and client cloud communications.
To make further learning more differentiated, I am creating two groups: G1 and G2. G2 will be the group where students will take the easier path having somewhat different tasks and goals. G1 students are the students that would want deeper knowledge and are preparing for the situation when they can get a job in web development using ASP.NET. G1 has A as a highest grade, while G2 has an A- as the possible highest grade. When submitting your tasks to the forums you should have a prefix stating G1 or G2 attempt. The highest grade in G1 is possible ONLY when ALL the tasks will be done for G1. G2 students can periodically attempt to do G1 tasks but without all of them done will not get an A grade (while getting the better level of .NET handling).
Below I am offering a video lecture explaining a very important concept used in ASP.NET server controls -> postback. Good understanding of it will allow you better handling of ASP.NET in the future tasks.
Here is video lecture 1 on postback
To make further learning more differentiated, I am creating two groups: G1 and G2. G2 will be the group where students will take the easier path having somewhat different tasks and goals. G1 students are the students that would want deeper knowledge and are preparing for the situation when they can get a job in web development using ASP.NET. G1 has A as a highest grade, while G2 has an A- as the possible highest grade. When submitting your tasks to the forums you should have a prefix stating G1 or G2 attempt. The highest grade in G1 is possible ONLY when ALL the tasks will be done for G1. G2 students can periodically attempt to do G1 tasks but without all of them done will not get an A grade (while getting the better level of .NET handling).
Below I am offering a video lecture explaining a very important concept used in ASP.NET server controls -> postback. Good understanding of it will allow you better handling of ASP.NET in the future tasks.
Here is video lecture 1 on postback
About This Blog
Since the course is hands-on, dynamic, and in online format - I will be running a blog that will substitute professor's commentary that you might get in face-to-face classes. It will allow make such comments more timely (whenever they have to be done and not only during class sessions) and more tailored to the current class performance and activities. Here you will find my current comments on the tasks, grades, additional help materials, etc.
The additional and help material will be published separately and linked to from this blog. Check this blog often since I assume that you've read it and consider it in my evaluation of your course work, task creation, and quiz questions. Additional advice, requirements, or modifications in the weekly tasks will also be posted here.
The additional and help material will be published separately and linked to from this blog. Check this blog often since I assume that you've read it and consider it in my evaluation of your course work, task creation, and quiz questions. Additional advice, requirements, or modifications in the weekly tasks will also be posted here.
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