[Willdvp]

Well,

I'm thinking in begin to make web applications/sites, but I don't know anything about.

For years I've been working with desktop programming, like C, C++, C#, Cobol, Java, but now I want a new challenge, and I'm decided to begin in "web programming'.

The problem is: I'm don't know anything about it, I guess that the best alternative to begin is asp.net, because I'm already familiarized with C#, but I searched a lot and discovered that I need to know, at least, html, css and javascript to turn my sites more professional.

Where the html/css/js is applicable? I gonna use the asp.net controls or make them in html/css/js? I really don't know =\

I guess that the best way is to learn the asp.net basis, them learn a lot of html5/css3/js, it's the right way?

Well, from where I begin? I hope that someone can guide me.

Thank you in advance.

[Frinavale]

You should probably start with the basics (HTML,CSS) first but you don't have to. You could just drag controls onto a web form and start learning the differences between the windows version and web versions of the controls.

ASP.NET will aromatically generate the HTML, CSS and Javascript necessary for the controls (like a DropDownList..aka ComboBox...or a GridView...aka DataGridView) to work.

If you want to learn HTML and CSS (you don't need to know Javascript at first) check out the w3schools site. It's great for beginners and lets you try out examples online

When developing any type of application in .NET I like to use the MSDN Library as my main resource. A good place to start on there would be the ASP.NET Overview.

-Frinny