How To I Restart Asp.Net

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Hi All,

I do not know that i am asking this question on correct place or not.However, my basic concern is i want to learn Again ASP.net. I done a small certification in 2012. After that due to some personal reasons. I left it in between. Now, i am back on my track. So, I wanna learn this beautiful coding again.
Please suggest my from where i start it again. Means what should i do first

console,server control, grid view etc....

Jaggi.

Posted 13-Mar-14 11:11am

Jaggi6312

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Mar-14 17:25pm

You need to decide what to do first by yourself, not trusting strangers. Trusting others is like sending your friend to your first date: chances are, your friend will have relationships you wanted, not you. :-)
—SA

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The best way for me to learn is to get a project, even if it is something just for myself. I would suggest you do some volunteer work or just build a website for your own use. Go to http://www.asp.net/[^] to see what's new and have other tutorials.

If you can find a project you are passionate about then you will spend the time to learn and you will enjoy it.

Posted 13-Mar-14 16:26pm

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Jaggi6312 26-Mar-14 16:24pm

Hi RyanDev, Pls. help me with something to work. Any idea or any suggestion.

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Thanks Sergey and Ryan for you suggestion.
I would like to do a project too. But the problem is the concept. what should i build. Which is easy in starting.

So i need you help for the same too.

any suggestion is valuable.

Regards,
Jagjeet Singh

Posted 26-Mar-14 9:35am

Jaggi6312

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BillW33 26-Mar-14 16:53pm

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-13T11:24:00

Please see my comment to the question.

You decide what to do first and what next. You can start with different points and build you own strategy. I will advise only one thing: always try to focus more on fundamentals, and spend less time on ad-hoc stuff. Don't afraid to spend a lot of time on fundamentals, it will pay off much better then the rest of knowledge.

—SA

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