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Sams Teach Yourself Active Server Pages 3.0 in 21 Days -
If you are looking to learn ASP, you'll find Teach Yourself Active Server Pages 3.0 in 21 Days an invaluable resource!
Written for the beginning ASP developer, this book guides the reader through 21 lessons
on several important facets of ASP, including:
how to use VBScript to create ASP pages, using the built-in ASP objects,
using forms, reading and writing cookies with ASP,
reading and writing text files on the Web server, using the ASPError object
available in ASP 3.0, and using databases! (This book has a 5-star rating on
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Designing Active Server Pages 3.0 -
I (Scott Mitchell) have been creating ASP pages since January, 1998; I've worked in teams creating
large data-driven sites, and have reviewed other developers' ASP pages. Also, as Webmaster
of 4Guys, I am routinely constructing ASP pages for various tasks. In my experiences
I've found that, when creating ASP pages, developers put little time in designing
the script and immediately start coding. Such action, as I point out in the
Introduction of my book, Designing Active Server Pages, can lead to wasted
development time and buggy Web sites.
