Introduction to ASP+ - ASP.NET tutorial

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Well by now many of you have probably heard, or at least caught wind of, the fact that the next version of ASP is not going to be ASP 4.0. It is instead going to be called ASP+, and what a difference that plus sign makes. This article describes the new ASP in a great detail. Topics include: The New ASP+ Infrastructure, Increased Performance, Greater Scalability, Quicker and Easier Development, Easier Manageability, Improved Security, Language Support, and Web Services.

Tutorial explaining how to get the .NET framework version your website is running on.

Even with all the software architecture methodologies and development practices available these days, software is still very much a craft. Software libraries such as ASP.NET and Windows Forms go a long way towards making development more standardized and predictable (good things in software practice). However, there are still almost inevitable periods when you need to figure out what's wrong with an application that decides to behave differently than you expected it to.

In this article we will take a quick look at two methods for creating SHA1 passwords for use on the web using .NET. It is dangerous to store passwords anywhere in plain text!! SHA1 gives a quick and easy way to encode a password into a non-human readable form. This means it is safer to store in a database, and should the database be viewed by anyone who shouldn't know the passwords, it will be much more difficult for them to work out what a user's password is.

http://blog.0tutor.com sending an email through asp.net is maybe one of the most simple functions ever, and here is the source code, to make it even more simple for you.