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Introduction to Web Forms


Posted Date: 24 Dec 2008    Resource Type: Articles    Category: ASP.NET/Web Applications
Author: gowthami chowdaryMember Level: Gold    
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Web Forms are new Asp.net programming model that you can used to create programmable web pages.Web forms are a server side programming technology.They use code on the server to implement application logic and send HTML tags as output.

Web Form are built on common language runtime (CLR) and provide all the benefits of those technologies, including a managed execution environment ,type safety,inheritance,and dynamic compilation for improved performance.By being part of .net framework ,web forms can use the .net framework base class libraries to ensure optimum code reuse.

Web Forms and ASP.Net were created to overcome some of the limitations of ASP.Net .The new strengths of ASP.Net includes the following :

1.Separation of the HTML interface from application logic.
2.A rich set of search-side controls that can detect the browser and send out appropriate markup language, such as HTML.
3.Data binding of the new server-side .NET controls , which means less code to write.
4.An event-based programming model that is familiar to visual basic programmers.
5.Compiled code and support multiple languages,as opposed to ASP, which supported only interpreted VBScript or JScript.
6.Allowing third parties to create controls that provide additional functionality.

ASP.Net provides two sets of server controls you can choose from when developing Web Forms.

They are as follows:

-> HTML controls
-> Web Controls




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