"Beginning Object Oriented ASP.NET with VB.NET" provides an introduction to Object-Oriented Programming concepts and their application to creating ASP.NET applications with VB.NET. All of the basic Object-Oriented concepts from the definition of an object to inheritance are covered in easy to understand segments followed by code samples that illustrate the usage of each concept. This book also includes a chapter on using Visual Studio 2005 and Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 to create ASP.NET 2.0 applications.

The intended audiences of this book are two different types of developers. The first is the group of developers with backgrounds in procedural programming such as that used on the AS400. The second group of developers will be developers that have created ASP applications previously with VBScript or Java Script and may have used VB to create business logic housed in COM+ applications. These developers may understand the concepts of Object-Oriented Programming but most likely will not recognize it.

By the end of section two, all readers will understand what a class is and how it relates to an object as well as how to model the real world into a class. Also readers will be able to create a class in VB.NET and add properties and methods along with being able to use that class in a simple ASP.NET web application created with VB.NET.