About the Book
If you've ever been a
part of an online community, you are aware of all the great features it
offers. Dynamic news, forums, calendars and polls are just a few of the
elements that you can benefit from in an online community. Now is your
chance to learn how it's done and create your own online community. ASP.NET
Evolution will show you how to take what you already know about ASP.NET
programming and apply it to building a full-scale web application. With
solid example code, you will be guided through the building process, making
progressively bigger changes to the code as you move through the chapters.
The entire example application is available for download and an online
forum dedicated to this book will be available to you to discuss the book
with the author and other readers. Develop your ASP.NET knowledge with
ASP.NET Evolution.
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Table of Contents
Introduction.
1. Getting Started.
What You Need to Run the Application.
Troubleshooting. Moving On.
2. The Online Community Application.
What Does the Online Community Application
Do?
Moving On.
3. Exploring the Code.
Terminology.
Why Was the Online Community Built
the Way It Was?
The Overall Logical Structure.
The Database.
The Modules.
How the Code Files Are Organized.
Search.
Security.
Moving On.
4. Experimenting with the Code.
Changing the Style of the Application.
Moving On.
5. Improving the User Interface.
Section Items.
Moving On.
6. Improving the Modules.
The Send Message Module.
The News Module.
Entering and Editing News Items.
The ImageGallery Module.
Moving On.
7. Managing Members.
Building a Member Administration System.
Helping Users Who Forget Their Passwords.
Improving the Registration Process.
Moving On.
8. Keeping Members Under Control.
Managing Members' Resource Usage.
Dealing with Troublesome Users.
Security Configuration Options.
Moving On.
9. Improving the Code.
Improving Performance with Caching.
Viewstate.
Improving Text-Handling Performance
with StringBuilder.
Eliminating Magic Numbers.
Creating Reusable Code.
More Efficient Data Access.
Retrieving Less Data with Summary
Objects.
Improving File Naming.
Moving On.
10. Extending the Application.
Adding a New View.
Adding a New Module.
Integrating ASP.NET Forums with the
Online Community Application.
Moving On.
Index. |
