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3 Things Every Beginner ASP.NET Developer Should Know

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3 Things Every Beginner ASP.NET Developer Should Know

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  1. 3 Things Every Beginner ASP.NET Developer Should Know Are you aware of the most popular option to develop web applications in the Microsoft ecosystem? Well, today, Dot Net forms the backbone of all the web applications in various forms like ASP DOT NET Web forms, .NET MVC, and single page applications. With the help of DOT NET, experienced ASP DOT NET programmers can also develop Web APIs and mobile websites. With time, ASP DOT NET has emerged as one of the most preferred web development platforms among entrepreneurs. Therefore, if you are aware of the fundamentals of .NET, you will know how to call for JavaScript from your code behind the ASP DOT NET code. However, you can look for the options of calling back end code from the JavaScript. When organizations hire Dot NET Developers, they seek expertise and knowledge. Here are a few points that every beginner ASP.NET programmers should know. 1. The Difference between Server Side and Client Side Web applications are comprised of a client and a server. The internet browsing you are using is the client and server is the web application server situated remotely to process the web requests and send pages to the client. The server controls of ASP DOT NET are changed into HTML elements at the server side and then they are sent to the browser or the client. Since the JavaScript works only on HTML elements, you have to know the HTML element of the ASP DOT NET server control that you are using in order to change various properties (changing color, making visible or invisible etc.) 2. The Statelessness Nature of HTTP and Request Response Pattern All the web applications built on .NET use HTTP protocol or its secured version of HTTPS. HTTP is a stateless protocol because each of the commands are executed independently. It does not maintain any sessions. On the other hand, HTTPS uses Secure Socket Layer (SSL) and also keeps your data encrypted. But, HTTPS still uses HTTP, which is a stateless protocol i.e. the connection between the browser and the server ends when the transaction ends. Then, the web server responds with the requested resource. 3. The Significance of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, ASPX page in ASP DOT NET Web Application Your browser whether Chrome, Mozilla, etc. can only understand HTML, CSS, JavaScript unless and until the user has installed some other plugin. Therefore, the web technology has to convert the technology based input code (from ASP DOT NET) TO HTML, CSS and JavaScript. HTML provides you the layout of the web page i.e. arranging the content at the right place. CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) helps you in applying styles to the elements of your web page.

  2. JavaScript helps in processing the elements on the client side without going back to the server. JavaScript is mainly used for validation, handling the user input, and also in changing the style of some elements based on the input of the user. But why do you need to know all this? Because we are living in an era of Microsoft tools and its various framework platforms. A solid understanding of the architecture of .NET will help you understand it’s capabilities and how you can leverage this platform to solve your organization’s IT needs.

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