ASP.NET 4.5 Web Apps

ASP.NET 4.5 Web Apps in Visual Basic

Using Microsoft Visual Studio 2015

These web pages hope to show how to use ASP.NET 4.5 and Visual Studio to easily create web applications, especially those that provide a front-end to a database. Visual Basic will be used as the programming language, although C# could be used instead.

Most of the examples assume that you are already familiar with introductory programming in a language that is similar to Visual Basic. The examples that manipulate a database assume that you already know basic database concepts, such as what tables and queries are. The database examples use Microsoft SQL Server but a background in Access, Oracle, MySQL, or a similar database should be sufficient.

Introductory Examples
- First Example: A Survey
- A Basic Calculator
Web Apps that are Front-ends to a Database
- A Quick Web App to Get Data from a Database
- Manually Configure a Data Source for a Grid View
- Getting Data Using a Stored Procedure
- Using Entity Framework and LINQ to Retrieve Data from SQL Server
- Searching for Data that Matches User Input
  Uses Entity Framework, LINQ, and Validators.
- Working with 2 Related Tables in Entity Framework and LINQ
  Also uses a checkbox and a ValidationSummary control.
- Maintaining Session State Information
  Uses the InProc type of Session state.
- A Web App Requiring Login
  Includes how to require the use of SSL for a secure connection.
- User Can Create an Account, Change Password, Delete the Account, or Log In to View Data
  Shows how to do insert, update, and delete on a table via the Entity Framework and LINQ.
E-commerce Web Apps
- Simple E-commerce App 1
  User selects a product from a drop-down list.
- Simple E-commerce App 2
  Adds search functionality and paging of the results in a GridView.
- Larger E-commerce Store 1
  The products displayed are cars. The user can search for a car or browse by category and then select a model.
- Larger E-commerce Store 2
  Adds the shopping cart to the previous example and prepares for the checkout process.
- Larger E-commerce Store 3
  This adds the checkout process, uses a web service to get the credit card approval, and finishes this car store application.
Further Information (books, web sites, etc.)
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Author: Br. David Carlson
Last updated: October 09, 2017
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ASP.NET 4.5 Web Apps in Visual Basic

Using Microsoft Visual Studio 2015

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