Professional Active Server Pa Ges

by Alex Homer, Christian Gross, Andrew Enfield

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1861000723
• ISBN13: 9781861000729
• Release Date: April 1997
• Publisher: Wrox Press
• Length: 350 Pages
• Weight: 2.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.6" x 7.2" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

If it says Alex Homer you sure have 5 stars at Amazon

This was the first book from Wrox and Alex Homer I bought and with this flood of crap books around it's nice to get something like a quality mark. If you see the name Alex Homer on a book cover you can be sure to get value for the money.

Excellent source for ASP beginners and experts

I bought this book with the hope of using it as a reference only, for my latest ASP project. I was surprised by the ease of use, and thorough explanation with useful examples, found throughout the book. It became an excellent teaching tool for me. I definitely recommend this book to anyone that beginning ASP for the first time and don't want to be scratching their heads with programming jargon.

Undoubtedly the best ASP book on the market.

I purchased this book knowing only a little about object-oriented programming and VBScript but hoping to become proficient in ASP in a very short time. This book was the perfect answer - clear explanations, good examples, solid code -- and all at the right pace. I read the first four chapters and was writing efficient interactive web pages for database access the next day. I highly recommend this reference.

What a wonderful book !

Unlike many other APS books which teach you only trivial information, this book does teach you many useful and practical information about ASP. But if you are a neophyte in ASP, find some other basic ASP books since this book is only for programmers who have some experience with web or ASP programming.

Best of the best on learning ASP

As a physician developing an intranet for our medical group and needing an efficient cost effective way to get interactivity between our web pages and our corporate databases(Foxpro,Access,Sybase, and Oracle)...ASP is the fastest and easiest way to do it. As for learning "ASP" no other "ASP" book comes close to this one in readibility and usefulness. If MD technonerds can do ASP, anyone can! And this book teaches best!