Here are Training Tutorials and
Techniques, with
sample code, teaching Web
Design and Development. These tutorials are for an
introductory Web Page Design Course at
Saint Vincent College. The modules and tutorials here
cover HTML and web programming techniques. HTML tags are
taught via tutorials and explanations. Chapter 10 covers Cascading
Style Sheets (CSS) and how these are used to
facilitate web page and web site design
with consistency
across a whole site. Later training chapters
discuss techniques that can be used to make web pages
more interactive, including coding examples using JavaScript, HTML
forms, CGI Scripts, VBScripts, Active Server Pages, and Java Applets.
The reference page at the end provides web
resources for further in-depth information on web development.
Table of Contents:
-
Preface
-
Markup
Languages - A Definition and Some History
-
Beginning HTML
-
HTML Lists
- HTML
Tables
-
HTML - Color, Fonts and Special Characters
- HTML
Links
- HTML
Images
-
HTML Frames
- Cascading
Style Sheets
-
MicroSoft PhotoDraw
-
JavaScript
-
HTML Forms and Form Handling
-
VBScript
-
Microsoft FrontPage
-
Active Server Pages
- Java
Applets
- XML
Meaning and More
-
Macromedia Flash 5.0
- References
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If you are seeking to learn how to use ASP .NET to create
web applications, then this training from St. Vincent College
will interest you. This free training for developing ASP
.NET Web Applications with VB .NET shows
you how to code using ASP .NET to create web applications, and
specifically, those types of applications that work as a
front-end to a database. Visual Basic .NET 2003 is used as the
programming language. The coding examples given assume that you are
familiar with introductory programming. The coding examples that
connect to and modify the database assume that you
already know basic database concepts, such as what tables and queries
are. The database examples use
SQL Server but a background in Access, Oracle, or similar should be
sufficient.
Table of Contents:
- Introductory Examples
- A
Simple Web App
- A
Web App with Text Boxes and Buttons
- A
Web App with a Calculation Procedure
- A
Web App with a Drop-Down List
- Web
Apps that are Front-ends to a Database
- A
Web App that Gets Data from a Database
- A
Database/Web App with User Input
- Maintaining
Session State Information
- Using
Cookies
- A
DataReader Example
- Online
Survey
Includes login/logout and inserting of data
into a table.
- E-commerce Web Apps
- Simple
E-commerce App 1
User selects a product from a
drop-down list. - Simple
E-commerce App 2
Add search functionality, with
results shown in a data list. - Simple
E-commerce App 3
Results of search shown in a data
grid with paging. - Simple
E-commerce App 4
Small changes to the previous app. - Larger
E-commerce App 1
Groups products by category) - Larger
E-commerce App 2
Adds product attributes, shopping
cart, checkout process. - Larger
E-commerce App 3
Uses a web service, suggests other
additions and improvements.
- Further
Information
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