Web Parts are similar to that of an user controls. But what makes it different is "Customization". Yes webparts allow the users to customize the site by modifying (for ex: moving) controls around the page based on WebPartZones. "ASP.NET version 2.0 introduces new type of personalization called Page Personalization or Web Parts" Any ASP.NET server control can act as a Web Part but by creating a custom control derived from the WebPart class you gain access to advanced features. I tried out an very very simple web part sample and let me try and explain it here. I didn't even write a single line of code in code behind file for this sample. Mind you for more webparts we need to use code behind files :) Btw I used Visual Studio Beta for this testing purpose. Steps I followed 1. I expanded the "Tool box" and had a look at the "Webparts" section. As we have "Standard", "Html", "Webcontrols" etc., "Webparts" is ...
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