What you’ll learn in the first tutorial of the set:<\/p>\n
\u2022 What ASP.NET<\/a> Web Pages technology is and what it’s for. Features\/technologies discussed: What Should You Know?<\/p>\n We’re assuming that you’re familiar with: We’re also assuming that you’re interested in learning basic programming. ASP.NET Web Pages use a programming language called C#. You don’t have to have any background in programming, just an interest in it. If you’ve ever written any JavaScript in a web page before, you’ve got plenty of background.<\/p>\n Note that if you are familiar with programming, you might find that this tutorial set initially moves slowly while we bring new programmers up to speed. As we get past the first few tutorials, though, there will be less basic programming to explain and things will move along at a faster clip<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\n\u2022 What WebMatrix<\/a> is.
\n\u2022 How to install everything.
\n\u2022 How to create a website by using WebMatrix.<\/p>\n
\n\u2022 Microsoft Web Platform Installer<\/a>.
\n\u2022 WebMatrix.
\n\u2022 .cshtml pages<\/p>\n
\n\u2022 HTML<\/a>. No in-depth expertise is required. We won’t explain HTML, but we also don’t use anything complex. We’ll provide links to HTML tutorials where we think they’re useful.
\n\u2022 Cascading style sheets (CSS)<\/a>. Same as with HTML.
\n\u2022 Basic database ideas. If you’ve used a spreadsheet for data and sorted and filtered the data, that’s the level of expertise we’re generally assuming for this tutorial set.<\/p>\n