| So why are web forms currently the rage? (3 replies) |
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| In poking around on the net for resources for the Winforms list, I have had to wade through a great deal of webform material. *Most* book material discusses VB.Net and c# in the context of ASP.Net. So the question for the day is why? What is the glamour surrounding web forms? Waggs |
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| Death of the browser? (3 replies) |
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| http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url /library/en us/dnadvnet/html/vbnet10142001.asp I read this a while ago when we were trying to figure out what to do with our VB6 based underwriting application. The article was used as ammunition to persuade the developers of the group to "start" a win forms based solution. But! The boss decided that web forms would be a better choice. The final de... |
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| From VB/C++ to VB.Net/C# (3 replies) |
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| Some of the things I have read lately regarding transitioning from the "old" to the "new" has been interesting. One bit has proclaimed that there is very little in common between VB and VB.Net, and a significant effort would be required to transition to VB.Net from VB. And if you are going to make that effort, you'd be better of learning C#. Granted these "sources" were items that had a strong int... |
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