About My Books
Over the past eight years, I have written six books, on WebMatrix, on ASP.NET 4, ASP.NET 3.5, and ASP.NET 2.0 and two about Dreamweaver MX / MX 2004. In this section you'll find more information about these books and their availability. Just click one of the book's title in the left menu to go to its detail page.
I am currently working on two other books. The first one deals with Dynamicweb 8 eCommerce. The other is the successor to my latest .NET book, tentatively called Beginning ASP.NET 4.5 in C# and VB.
Unfortunately, a book is never large enough to cover each and every important concept in great detail. That's why you'll find some articles on this web site that dig deeper in some of the techniques introduced in the books. To access this content, click one of the main tabs, like Articles or FAQs and then select a sub category like ASP.NET 4 or Dreamweaver.
Bonus Content for Beginning Dreamweaver MX / MX 2004
The Hit Counter that was introduced in these books has one major drawback: as soon as your Web server gets restarted, the application variables are reset and the values in the counters are lost. These two articles will explain how to store your counters in a text file or in a database:
Howto Create a Hit Counter Using a Text FileHowto Create a Hit Counter Using a Database
You may also want to read: Allowing Your Users to Sign Up for Your Site. This article explains how you can add a Sign Up page to your site, so your users can create an account and get access to the protected areas of your site.
Another, often requested, feature for your Web site is a Search Engine. This article explains the things you need to do to add a search engine to TheSoccerSite.
The code presented in this article can easily be reused in other Web applications as well, so it's not limited to just TheSoccerSite.
If you have a question about the book, these articles or have a request for an article or howto, feel free to contact me.
Have fun!!
Imar