ASP.Net Best Practices

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Hi Friends,

I want to know some good books to refer for "ASP.Net best practices" ,I have googled the same and there are so many books available.So can any of you tell me some good book to refer depending upon your reading experiences.

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Posted 2-Feb-14 5:12am

DotnetCoders001

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Since you are based in India, you might be better off asking this in the General Indian Topics forum[^] - at least there they will be able to identify books that work well in your native language. That always helps comprehension!

Posted 2-Feb-14 5:30am

OriginalGriff

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DotnetCoders001 2-Feb-14 11:57am

Well I asked it here because I never thought I should ask my question country specific.I want qaulity in content wether it be written in English or Hindi.

DotnetCoders001 2-Feb-14 12:03pm

I tagged my question correctly as ASP.Net. Is only General Indian Topics forum is there for Indians to ask question.Dont use such personal remarks.

JoCodes 2-Feb-14 12:18pm

Sorry to say Knowledge sharing dont have regional background unless the OP has asked for it

DotnetCoders001 2-Feb-14 12:24pm

Exactly thats why I am feeling offended by such a reply.

JoCodes 2-Feb-14 12:35pm

@DotnetCoders001 I have posted a solution . Check it. If any doubts revert.

DotnetCoders001 2-Feb-14 12:37pm

Thankyou I will go through it and revert.

JoCodes 2-Feb-14 12:38pm

Welcome , Happy to help you

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JoCodes · Accepted Answer · 2014-02-02T06:32:00

Solution 2

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ASP.NET Best Practices for High Performance Applications[^]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1688696/building-asp-net-application-best-practices[^]
http://www.asp.net/aspnet/overview/web-development-best-practices/what-not-to-do-in-aspnet,-and-what-to-do-instead[^]

Posted 2-Feb-14 6:32am

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Updated 2-Feb-14 6:33am

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