Web Apps with C# - Hello world II – Continued
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2009/03/10 09:29 AM
OK So we started some basic tutorials on C# and webdev. Learning our to write web apps from a basic level. Following on from our last tutorial, where we created one of the most well know apps in the world, "Hello World", we look behind the scenes as to what is happening with this simple code.
But what’s happening under the hood? In order to become a competent programmer, you need to understand your code. How else will you be able to successfully debug and enhance your code, if you do not know what is happening when the code runs.
You know the web server should only serve html pages, because that’s what web browsers understand. How is it that we can harness the power of the C# language, yet produce HTML pages?
In this next tutorial we will spend a bit of time finding out how this is done, in simple terms. Essentially we will see how you can go from C# code to HTML code and present the end product in a browser. Remember HTML is Static formatting type code, where as C# is dynamic executing type code. Browsers cannot understand C#, but they do understand HTML. How can you marry a dynamic language and a static mark-up language and produce great looking website.
Well, browse on to our tutorial and find out more. You will find the Tutorial at: Web Apps With C# - Hello World Continued
Enjoy.
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Re: Web Apps with C# - Hello world II – Continued
Thank you for this tutorial :-)
Someday I will man up and get a hold of C#, when I do your tutorials will be a great help.
I think before I jump into C#, I will knock off, converting the backend of my flagship product "SalesGen".
It will take some time to make it work well. I am also discouraged when I think about deploying an app with an DBMS backend. I am not sure how complicated that in itself will be.
The key for me is that I have to put the bread at the top of the priority list. Right now I am making just enough to get by and its not all through programming, only part of it is programming, the rest is other products.
Keep up the good works and thank you for your contributions.
Greg Hill
By Greg on
2009/04/24 03:34 PM
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Re: Web Apps with C# - Hello world II – Continued
Thanks Greg,
Yeah I know about priority, and putting bread on the table.
Thanks for the encouragement.
BTW, Back End DBMS's are not that difficult, once you get into it. If you need advice, I'm always willing to help where I can
By Robert Bravery on
2009/03/10 11:24 PM
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