[–] sanj 18y ago ↗ Is anyone here using ASP.NET?Not trying to start a religious war, just wondering. [–] DanielBMarkham 18y ago ↗ Yep. [–] babul 18y ago ↗ I am trying several languages and frameworks to increase my understanding and learning, (C#/)ASP.NET included.Understanding and insight through experience ...best way to learn? [–] kogir 18y ago ↗ Yep. I really like some parts of it (the request pipeline), and hate others (Web Forms). [–] notanumber 18y ago ↗ Unfortunately, yes. [–] dshah 18y ago ↗ Why unfortunately? What were the prime lessons learned? [–] nreece 18y ago ↗ Yes, we built our startup, Feedity - http://feedity.com - with ASP.NET [–] dmose 18y ago ↗ Yeah, at work and play. [–] workpost 18y ago ↗ Yes. http://www.workpost.com runs on ASP.NET. And like every technology, it has advantages and disadvantages. [–] maien 18y ago ↗ Of course yes.
[–] babul 18y ago ↗ I am trying several languages and frameworks to increase my understanding and learning, (C#/)ASP.NET included.Understanding and insight through experience ...best way to learn?
[–] kogir 18y ago ↗ Yep. I really like some parts of it (the request pipeline), and hate others (Web Forms).
[–] notanumber 18y ago ↗ Unfortunately, yes. [–] dshah 18y ago ↗ Why unfortunately? What were the prime lessons learned?
[–] workpost 18y ago ↗ Yes. http://www.workpost.com runs on ASP.NET. And like every technology, it has advantages and disadvantages.
[–] dshah 18y ago ↗ Our startup (http://www.HubSpot.com) originally started in C#/ASP.NET. C# the language is great. ASP.NET, I'm not such a big fan of. They tried too hard to make it resemble the event-driven VB programming model.We've since decided to make the switch to Java.
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 39.3 ms ] threadNot trying to start a religious war, just wondering.
Understanding and insight through experience ...best way to learn?
We've since decided to make the switch to Java.