I.9.2- Other ASP Web Sites

Other ASP Web Sites

There are also many other sites that provide ASP, or general Web-oriented information, for developers. This is just a selection of those we know of and recommend:

15 Seconds Free Resources Center (http://www.15seconds.com/)

Free resource for developers working with Microsoft Internet Solutions. 15 Seconds proclaims to be the biggest IIS and ASP development resource in the world, with over 2300 pages.

ActionJackson Web Developer Central (http://www.actionjackson.com)

A comprehensive resource of news, articles, books and links, including discussion forums, components, IIS hosts, jobs and much more.

Active Server Pages Resources Site (http://www.activeserverpages.com/)

This site specializes in Active Server Pages programming issues. Maintained by Charles Carroll, it contains online programming tutorials, references, and links to a wide range of resources and articles.

ASP 101 Resources Site (http://www.asp101.com/)

The purpose of this site is to provide both expert and novice developers with useful and timely information on the emerging technology of Active Server Pages.

ASP Forums (http://www.aspforums.com/)

This site provides a range of forums and discussion groups for ASP related topics, plus lists of related companies and their software designed for use with ASP.

ASP Hole IIS and ASP Guide (http://www.asphole.com/)

Intended to help the Active Server Pages professional locate ASP-related and IIS-related resources quickly and efficiently. A huge range of various resources is available.

ASP Toolbox (http://www.tcp-ip.com/)

Here you'll find a range of tutorials and other ASP-related information to help in developing your dynamic Web sites.

The ASP Resource Index (http://www.aspin.com/)

Find all the Active Server Pages (ASP) Resources you need in one place. Contains a comprehensive list of ASP components, applications, code snippets, references, and books.

ASPWatch (http://www.aspwatch.com/)

Provides real world Active Server Pages solutions and resources. This includes articles, discussions and book lists.

Hangeng (http://www.haneng.com/)

Provides content that is free to be used commercially and non-commercially. Dedicated to ASP technology and created and maintained by Alexander Haneng on a hobby basis.

JavaScript Source (http://javascript.internet.com/)

An excellent JavaScript resource with tons of cut & paste JavaScript examples for your Web pages. All for free!

Microsoft's NT Server and BackOffice Site (http://www.microsoft.com/backoffice/)

This site is the main page for the Microsoft BackOffice products, including NT Server, SQL Server, Exchange, and other components.

PowerASP Active Server Pages (http://powerasp.com/)

This site offers code snippets, hints & tips, a discussion board, a chat room and newsletters—all related to ASP and general Web development topics.

Ultimate ASP (http://www.ultimateasp.com/)

An ever-expanding wealth of information for building dynamic web pages, including help for beginners.

Website Abstraction (http://www.wsabstract.com/)

This site is a webmaster's learning center featuring tutorials on all aspects of JavaScript and Web site construction. It has been featured in many prestigious sources such as the LA Times and Vancouver Province newspapers.

World Wide Web Consortium (http://www.w3.org/)

The home of the Web. W3C is the main body that sets and agrees the standards for HTML and Web-related technologies.

Wynkoop BackOffice Pages (http://www.swynk.com/)

Maintained by Steve Wynkoop, this site covers all Microsoft BackOffice technologies. Ideal for those who want to combine ASP and corporate databases.