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1. write code
2. test code
3. fix code
4. test code
5. go back to 3. until no errors
6. move page to production environment
7. go back to 3. until no more user enhancement requests
8. application is retired, page is moved to archive and deleted
Google up "ASP.NET page lifecycle". That's all I would do to answer this question. There are a couple really good resources on asp.net/learn and msdn that cover the lifecycle with illustrations/matrixes and the like. Much better than I could do for you on my own.
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oh yeah... documentation... I have heard of that.