ASP.NET Web Forms
.netDropped
Along with SharePoint's server-side components, I'm done working with ASP.NET Web Forms.
Using
Almost all web applications on a SharePoint farm are built on ASP.NET Web Forms. So I dive headfirst into this technology and learn
- aspx pages and their server-side models (code-behind)
- Server controls and web parts
- The event model and PostBack, plus control ViewState.
- The page lifecycle and the request pipeline
- http modules
- Master pages
- Cache, validation, web configs and other odds and ends