How long does it take to accelerate with ASP.NET?

Question

This question is similar to my previous question.

I used ASP.Net in Visual Studio 2005 about 4 years ago. How long does it take to get back to speed with the latest versions?

Answer 1

It depends on how much you "used" it. An experienced developer should not have a problem updating his knowledge of changes in 3.0 and 3.5 Framework and changes specific to a language. The biggest introduction, I would say, has since been LINQ, making it possible to query data from the language level, not SQL.

But if you are not an experience developer and do not have a good foundation in the previous version, most of what you will learn will be Framework 3.0 and VS2005.

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Answer 2

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Answer 6

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If you live in a world of HTTP request / response, it will take time. Most of the time will be spent on transferring documents that completely ignore the world of Requrest / Respone in favor of ViewState and other similar items.

If you want to go the ViewState way, not too long, since the Microsoft site is crowded with tutorials.

Answer 7

Take a look at some starter kits like Kigg , DinnerNow and DropThings . You will get an idea of ​​MVC, WCF and LINQ. Ignore this feeling of immersion and learn to work!