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i am a beginner. i want to learn asp.net. but i get confused that what will i do ?
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Irbaz Haider Hashmi 12-Feb-13 8:43am    
Search Google ASP.NET for beginners and go through tutorials.

If you want to learn Asp.Net, start with the basics and then move over to ASP.Net with MVC.
Do not worry about learning WCF - get into it once you have read s good amount of material on ASP.Net (and built a number of samples).

WPF can be ignored if you are serious on working in ASP.Net.
 
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ashvin sharma 13-Feb-13 0:55am    
Thanks sir
bro start with asp.net basic ... database connection ..concept of dataset/dataadapter/dataset/darareader ect ... gridview control etc ... linq ... then go to mvc ... last wpf and wcf...
 
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ashvin sharma 13-Feb-13 0:57am    
thank u very much....! i will follow your advice.
thanks a lot
I would say, start with asp.net and move on to MVC. Visit asp.net[^] site, which has lot of help full resources.

Here is another good link to start learning asp.net: http://asp.net-tutorials.com/[^]

Also, Google for asp.net tutorials and you will find lot of resources.

You can start on WCF, WPF later when you feel comfortable with asp.net.

All the Best.
 
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ashvin sharma 13-Feb-13 0:54am    
Thanks a lot......!!
I think you should first focus on asp.net and mvc.

Wcf is specific for connectivity from/to services, datasources and what not. Wpf is the presentation foundation and has no direct relation to web development.

Good luck!
 
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ashvin sharma 13-Feb-13 0:53am    
thanks sir
Personally I would start with basic ASP.Net followed by WPF or MVC. Leave WCF till last.

None however are mutually exclusive, you will come across different areas from each of them as you progress. For some initial introduction to ASP.NET and MVC I would start with http://www.w3schools.com/aspnet/default.asp

I find that for a very basic introduction they are good.
 
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