Titlebook: Beginning ASP.NET 4.5 in VB; Matthew MacDonald Book 2012 Matthew MacDonald 2012

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Björn Folkow,Margareta Hallbäck-NordlanderIn the previous chapter, you learned how to use ADO.NET to retrieve information from a database, how to store it in the DataSet, and how to apply changes by using direct commands. These techniques are flexible and powerful, but they aren’t always convenient.

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Visual StudioIn the ancient days of web programming, developers created web pages with simple text editors such as Microsoft’s Notepad. Often they wrote raw, messy HTML, with blocks of script code inserted wherever necessary.

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Web ControlsThe previous chapter introduced the event-driven and control-based programming model of ASP.NET. This model allows you to create programs for the Web by using the same object-oriented techniques you would use to write an ordinary desktop application.

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User Controls and GraphicsIn this chapter, you’ll consider three ways to extend your web pages another notch.

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Styles, Themes, and Master PagesUsing the techniques you’ve learned so far, you can create polished web pages and let users surf from one page to another. However, to integrate your web pages into a unified, consistent website, you need a few more tools. In this chapter, you’ll consider three of the most important tools that you can use: styles, themes, and master pages.

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