Where are some good tutorials for ASP.NET that use Javascript/Jscript instead of Visual Basic.

Also, do you think it's easier to learn ASP before ASP.NET

Thanks

Javascript and JScript are scripting languages. The .NET Framework is a compiled platform, so you can't use scripting languages on it as such.

.NET is flexible in that you can use any .NET enabled language (VB.NET, C#, J#, C++, Cobol, etc). If you already know Javascript, try looking at the syntax of C# or J#. You should be able to pick them up pretty quick.

VB.NET and C# are by far the most common .NET languages, which means if you pick one of those two languages you'll find it a LOT easier to find tutorials, examples, etc. on the net.

As for tutorials, try www.asp.net - they have tutorials in C#, VB.NET and some J# I think.

There's no point in learning ASP now unless you really need to. Although I can't think of any reasons you'd want to use classic ASP over ASP.NET... ASP.NET is like the next version of ASP, it would be like deciding to learn how to use Windows '95 before learning Windows XP.

Hi shmittboy,

I can recommend http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/ for learning asp.net.

Also, if you've got the cash, asp.net Unleashed by Stephen Walther is pretty good.

Is VB.NET easy to learn? It seems as if it would do me better to just go ahead and learn VB.NET.

If I decide to use VB.NET, how much of it do I need to learn, for example, do I just need to learn how to do the basics like variables and functions?

I'm currently learning vb.net with asp.net and it's posing no problems. How much you need to learn depends on what you intend to do with it. It wouldn't take you long to learn enough to populate a html table with a database table, for instance.

If you know another programming language (VB, PHP, C++, etc...) you should be able to pickup VB.net/C# easily. And like Minaki said www.asp.net is a great place to learn.

I've got a couple of great links for tutorials at the office. That I'll post tommorow.

where can u get code for asp.net projects... like on inventory management etc...or any other topics also..which are tested...