Northeast Roadshow: Tales from the Webside - Web Forms, Script and Ajax

Posted: Jan 21, 2010 at 5:20 AM
By: Chris Bowen
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This screencast with Chris Bowen looks at development using ASP.NET Web Forms, scripting, and Ajax. It's based on a session given on the Northeast Roadshow and walks through Web Forms, adding client-side behavior with Javascript and jQuery, improving UI interaction with the ASP.NET Ajax Library, and concludes with a brief look at what's coming for Web Forms with ASP.NET 4.

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Introduction
[1:59] Demo - Web Forms, ViewState, ClientIDs
[12:47] Scripting, ASP.NET Ajax Library, and Ajax Control Toolkit
[20:55] Demo - Javascript, ASP.NET Ajax Library, jQuery, IE8 Developer Tools
[41:49] ASP.NET 4 Web Forms
[49:32] Resources & Conclusion

Slides for this session, and other Northeast Roadshow sessions, can be found on the Code Gallery.

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