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ASP.NET is a development framework for building web pages and web
sites with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and server scripting.

ASP.NET supports three different development models:
Web Pages, MVC (Model View Controller), and Web Forms:

Web Pages
Single Pages Model

MVC
Model View Controller

Web Forms
Event Driven Model

Simplest ASP.NET model.

Similar to PHP and classic ASP.

Built-in
templates and helpers for database, video, graphics,
social media and more.

MVC separates web applications into 3 different components:

Models
for data
Views for display
Controllers for input

The traditional ASP.NET event driven development model:

Web
pages with added server controls, server events, and
server code.

WebMatrix

Visual Web Developer

Web Editor for Web Pages

Development tool tailor made for MVC and Web Forms

ASP.NET
Framework

.NET is a framework for developing
virtually any type of computer application.

The ASP.NET framework is the part of .NET designed
for creating web applications.

Web Pages Tutorial

If you are new to ASP.NET, Web Pages is the perfect place to start.

Web Pages is the easiest development model for developing ASP.NET web sites.

In our Web Pages tutorial you will learn how to combine HTML, CSS, JavaScript
and server code, using the latest Razor server markup syntax with Visual Basic
or C#.

You will also learn how to extend your web pages with programmable Web
Helpers, including database, video, graphics, social networking and much more.

Start learning ASP.NET Web Pages now!

MVC Tutorial

MVC is a model for building web applications using a MVC (Model
View Controller) design.

If you want a lighter alternative to traditional ASP.NET, MVC is the place to start.

In our MVC tutorial you will learn how to build web applications using a
lightweight
development model, integrated
with all existing ASP.NET features, such as Master Pages, Security, and
Authentication.

Start learning ASP.NET MVC now!

Web Forms Tutorial

Web Forms is the traditional ASP.NET model, based on event driven Web Forms and post
backs.

Over the years, developers have used ASP.NET Web Forms to create many of the
largest websites in the world.

If you want to study the design model used by many web developers over the
last 10 years, this is the place to start.

Start learning ASP.NET Web Forms now!

Who Are These Tutorials For?

The tutorials above are for anyone who wants to learn to build websites on
the Microsoft ASP.NET platform, from hobby-related sites, to new, modern, and
fully commercial webs.

Even if you are new to web programming, you should be able to follow the
tutorials, but it will helps if you have a basic understanding of HTML and CSS.

It will also help if you have a basic understanding of scripting languages
like JavaScript or VB (Visual Basic).

Do you have a preference for VB over C#? Do you want to learn both languages?
The good news are: In the W3Schools tutorials most code examples are in both
languages.

If you are a professional web developer with prior ASP.NET experience, you
can still learn a lot, since these tutorials covers a lot new concepts of
ASP.NET, like HTML5, CSS3, JQuery, and more.

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