Chapter 20. Managing and Deploying Web Applications

After completing this chapter, you will be able to

  • Recognize ways the Visual Studio project models affect deployment

  • Build a Web setup utility

We’ve spent the last 19 chapters figuring out how the various features of ASP.NET work. A major theme within ASP.NET has always been to solve the most common use cases as far as developing Web sites is concerned. We saw ASP.NET’s

  • rendering model, which breaks down page rendering into small manageable pieces via server-side controls

  • support for databinding, easing the task of rendering collections

  • new login controls covering the most common login scenarios

  • session state that ...

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