[Garcia]

I have been trying to learn it in C#, and I have a weird learning style so I am having a hard time finding something that works for me. Although, ASP.NET is quite powerful with their Visual Web Developer. I have purchased a book so hopefully I will learn a little bit of it.

I went from trying to learn asp.net to code clients sites in the future to just using Joomla as the easy alternative.

[Salathe]

When I was learning C# I found it most useful to make something practical rather than trawling through learning the actual syntax (which is both a waste of time and boring if you've learned other languages already). If I remember rightly, the book that I used made an e-commerce site from scratch.

Edit: Here's that book: Beginning ASP.NET 2.0 E-Commerce in C# 2005 However it's out of date now and there are updated editions which would be more fitting for learning C# today.

[Sam Granger]

I occasionally program in ASP if a client requires it. Isn't too complex either.

[Peter Avey]

i had to teach my self asp.net, working in the UK most larger clients prefer to use it. At the moment im using JSP as well as ASP