ASP .NET

Well it has been a few days since I have started researching and learning ASP .NET code. I have to say I am impressed with the versatility and stability of the framework. That is a good thing and a bad thing. It can do a lot, but then there is a LOT to learn. I have yet to make anything permanent. I have mostly been trying different features out and learning how to tie them all together. Unfortunately when I am done I won't have much to show anyone because the pages will be available only to certain people within the company for their use. I may have a local version with test data that I can take screenshots of and show. I know Micah, you may be interested. The thing with .NET is that there is so much that happens behind the scenes with authentication, and code management, just looking at the page may not be very impressive. Oh well, we will see how it turns out.

 Danny

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April 9. 2008 08:54

I'm seeing the same thing with JSP. You can write some java servlets to do all the work and then jsp to just display the pages. At work we use jsp and oracle databases.

I wonder if we should redo thintopia in asp.net Maybe later if it starts making money because I think we can get some good cms tools to generate content but they will cost.

Micah