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I am undergoing training in asp.net and the topics which are being taught there these days are repeater and datalist control. I want to know that whether these things are used frequently in the companies. The other thing i want to know is that what are the topics which i should learn in depth so as to get a job. I don’t want to go through out dated topics.
I am not aware of what’s most demanding in asp.net job sector. Please guide me through.
yes, they are still in use. However, if you are new to Asp.net you might put more effor into learning ASP.NET MVC instead of Webforms.
MVC is a more modern approach with clean separation of concerns. Also you do not get the viewstate / abstraction that webforms has. Find out more here: http://www.asp.net/mvc
However, a lot of sites are still using the webforms approach and they are doing fine. Invest your time in the controls, in Linq and entity framework,