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MSDN Webcast: ASP.NET Soup to Nuts: Building Your First Web Application (Level 200)

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Overview This webcast explains how to get started building Web applications with Microsoft ASP.NET. It walks through using Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition to build a simple Web application. Once user learned about the technologies used in Web development, it can be a little daunting to figure out how to get started. So before driving deeper into these technologies, it jumps right in and shows step by step how to build Web application and explore where the technologies fit into the development process.

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Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	16th November 2007 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	ASPs, Application Development

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