Inquisitive
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| Posted: 09/07/2002, 11:56 AM |
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I downloaded the studio a couple of weeks ago and got real excited in that as a newbie it allowed me to actually do some pretty kewl stuff.
Yesterday I came across ASP.NET and I was literally blown away, but also with reflection somewhat confused.
I have some basic Access experience and have built some pretty basic websites.
And I realize whatever the next step is that it requires some sreious effort.
My goal is to create sites which assist small to medium companies organize back office, order processing, customer service and proct/service inventory.
My question is
a) in what order should I be learning stuff?
e.g SQL ASP PHP some other database program
b) am i duplicating effort by using the ASP program on their site and COdecharge
at the same time?
It seems like Im in a supermarket and I gotta choose from 50 varieites of Baked Beans. Could somebody please point me in the right direction before I wander into the desert of inapplicable knowledge...thx
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Sanddy
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| Posted: 09/07/2002, 10:42 PM |
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Well, CCS itself makes things very easy, but whats seems hard is that unlike ASP, in ASP.NET you cannot get away with pasting scripts of code that you find over the internet.
ASP.NET requires knowledge of a Programming Language C# or VB.NET. Both are Object Oriented Languages, then they do take some effort to learn. So if you want to go the ASP.NET way, I would certainly recomend you learn either one of these languages, before proceeding futher!
a) Learn Database -> Programming Language
so SQL/ MS Access -> ASP/PHP/ASP.NET
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