Which ASP.NET book would you recommend to a newbie?

Question

I would like to learn ASP.NET and just want information on which book to read.

Answer 1

I found books from WROX useful (covers are lame, though):

• Beginning of ASP.NET 3.5: in C # and VB (programmer for programmer)
• Professional ASP.NET 3.5: in C # and VB (programmer for programmer)

O'Rielly's books are pretty good too:

• ASP.NET in a Nutshell, Second Edition
• ASP.NET Programming, 3rd Edition

Answer 2

Just a quick selection of a few good ones I can offer for easy introduction and good writing style.

Andrew Troelson gives a pleasant front back on the full frame 3.5. Its not an ASP.NET specific or too high dive level on anything, but can be a good general search for a lot of the things you come across. It also provides a decent backstory for the foundation and language.

If this is your first time immersing yourself in ASP.NET, you can do it right. The book Ultra-Fast ASP.NET gives you a step-by-step approach, like many others, but focuses on some aspects of performance and features for different types of sites and common traps.

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Answer 3

If you are new to programming in general and want to learn asp.net mvc. Get this book: ASP.NET MVC Cookbook . Its for beginners and a good book to start with. If you are an experienced programmer, Steven Sanderson's book is the best choice. Therefore, I would recommend you get the ASP.NET MVC 2.0 cookbook, and Steve Sanderson’s book will go deeper and become a true master.