Web development tools are surveyed next, including coverage of FrontPage 2000. Chapter 4 begins looking at the basics of ASP in detail, starting with the simplest examples conceivable and slowly building up. Chapter 5 covers the Request Object, Chapter 6 the Response Object, and subsequent chapters cover further objects, the global.asa file, scripting objects, error handling, the script debugger, SQL, ADO, and so on. The book ends with a quick reference to VBScript syntax and usage. I learn best through concrete examples instead of abstract concepts.
Most people do, actually.
Even a 14 year old could become an expert with this book, while the coverage is detailed enough that even experienced ASP developers will find something useful if they skim through it. I give this book stars out of five. Here is where you can find the book on Amazon. Send me feedback on this article. Your use of the information contained inthese pages, however, is at your sole risk.