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Monday, December 19, 2011

Visual Studio – An Overview

By Francis   Posted at   8:48 AM   Visual Studio 2010 No comments
What is Visual Studio?
Visual studio is an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) provided by Microsoft which is the One of the prominent Microsoft product. So what is integrated development environment? The answer is so simple.
You can develop A to Z of applications in a single development environment. That is, with visual studio you can develop from a console application to well equipped web application in a single environment. So that it is called as IDE.
The bottom line of this product is, it provided a multi language support also. You can develop the application with Visual Basic, C#, J#, VC++ etc. So this is the small introduction about visual studio.





In future articles, I will provide much examples on the visual studio concepts like short cut keys, shortcut functionalities etc.

Saturday, December 3, 2011

.Net Architecture

By Francis   Posted at   9:46 PM   No comments

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

A To Z Of Dot Net: Main components of .Net Framework

By Francis   Posted at   11:10 AM   No comments
A To Z Of Dot Net: Main components of .Net Framework

Main components of .Net Framework

By Francis   Posted at   11:04 AM   .Net Framework Components 2 comments
Two Main components of .Net Framework:
  1. Base Class Library
  2. Common Language Runtime.
I’m going to explain the above in a detail manner in my future postings.

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

So what is meant by Dynamic Web page?

By Francis   Posted at   9:34 AM   Webpage No comments

There are 2 types of web pages.

1) Static web page

2) Dynamic web page

Static web pages are as its name implies it contains static data. For example, a simple html page is called as “Static” page. It contents are always static or predefined statically.

But whereas dynamic pages are served by Web server or its created by the Web server and served to the user, who is initiated the request.

Static web pages are created by HTML, a language which is traditionally used to create static pages.

In other hand, Dynamic web pages are created by Server side languages like Java, JSP, ASP, ASP.Net. PHP Phython, Perl etc.

Whenever the Dynamic web page, is requested it was compiled/executed in server itself and finally output HTML.

Remember, HTML is the only language that can be understand by the browser. That’s the reason all the webservers are emits the output in HTML format.

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