Alan Bourke wrote:
> Download the free Visual Web Developer from MS
> and take a look.
>
Thanks for the tip, I'll check into it.
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Vince Teachout wrote:
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> Actually, will C# even build web pages?
You would be looking at ASP.NET as the technology, you can do the code
in any .Net language and inject Javascript etc as well.
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Vince Teachout wrote:
> Are there good solid business reasons for using C# vs PHP, or vice
> versa? Or is C# a reasonable way to go?
>
I dunno about a business reason, but IMO you will get something much
closer to the totally integrated RAD environment that you would be used
to from VFP etc
Ed Leafe wrote:
> Anything that can manipulate text can build web pages. C# has plenty
> of text processing power, so yes, it can be used to build a website.
>
I'm betting he thinks that we can re-do the app in C#, click a button
and have it generate web pages that look and function jus
Ed Leafe wrote:
> On Oct 24, 2007, at 9:52 PM, Vince Teachout wrote:
>
>
>> The backend will be hosted on MS machines, using MS SQL Server, and he
>> has a fear of losing business because a few of his larger clients
>> are MS
>> ONLY shops. (Period. Not anything we have any control over.)
>>
On Oct 24, 2007, at 9:52 PM, Vince Teachout wrote:
> The backend will be hosted on MS machines, using MS SQL Server, and he
> has a fear of losing business because a few of his larger clients
> are MS
> ONLY shops. (Period. Not anything we have any control over.)
And they would know w
On Oct 24, 2007, at 9:59 PM, Vince Teachout wrote:
>>> The whole point of a browser-based app is that it is *not*
>>> platform-
>>> dependent. Desktop apps, yes, but not browsers.
> Actually, will C# even build web pages? If not, I don't know how it
> will help, anyway. I'm going to just h
Ted Roche wrote:
> That's a bogus reason. PHP runs on Windows. Or do they only want to
> run MS languages with MS databases on MS operating systems?
>
Yup. That's actually the mentality of a few of these shops. We don't
have access to the PHBs in those shops, and it's a dead issue.
> If the
On 10/24/07, Vince Teachout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mainly because he wants to be
> sure he doesn't run afoul of any customers that have MS Only shops.
That's a bogus reason. PHP runs on Windows. Or do they only want to
run MS languages with MS databases on MS operating systems?
> I'd like
Kristyne McDaniel wrote:
> How do you feel about that? How do they feel about that? I've found that the
> typical C# shop is pretty certain they know so much more than anybody else
> that they think you have to be already programming in it for a couple of
> years before you can work for them.
>
Vince,
> I know nothing about C#, but can learn anything.
How do you feel about that? How do they feel about that? I've found that the
typical C# shop is pretty certain they know so much more than anybody else
that they think you have to be already programming in it for a couple of
years before y
Vince Teachout wrote:
> Ed Leafe wrote:
>
>> The whole point of a browser-based app is that it is *not* platform-
>> dependent. Desktop apps, yes, but not browsers.
Actually, will C# even build web pages? If not, I don't know how it
will help, anyway. I'm going to just have to wait unt
Ed Leafe wrote:
> The whole point of a browser-based app is that it is *not* platform-
> dependent. Desktop apps, yes, but not browsers. Ask him if he has any
> problems with my site, which doesn't have a lick of Microsoft-
> anything on it. Or even this list that supports a Microsoft pro
On Oct 24, 2007, at 9:27 PM, Vince Teachout wrote:
> A client of mine wants to do a browser based version of his App
> (which I
> spend most of my time supporting) in C#. Mainly because he wants
> to be
> sure he doesn't run afoul of any customers that have MS Only shops.
The whole p
A client of mine wants to do a browser based version of his App (which I
spend most of my time supporting) in C#. Mainly because he wants to be
sure he doesn't run afoul of any customers that have MS Only shops.
I know nothing about C#, but can learn anything. He doesn't want to
hear anythin
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