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[greenway]

Just noticed that all the forums have posts except this one.

Does anyone ever use asp .net ?

The only time I have been tempted was to do some database stuff and thinking of the lazy option grabing scripts.
But everytime I have dug deep and got on with mysql...

[nutballs]

yea, I don't know that there are any ASP.NET folks in here yet. I am actually a Classic ASP guy. Been thinking that this section should be changed because of that, since they are two completely different animals.

technically ASP.net is not even ASP. its any of the languages, but when used for webdev (at least thats my understanding lol). There is no ASP.net language.

.Net is a framework, not a language. the languages however that use the framework get tacked infront. VB.net, C#.net, J#.net

they are mostly interchangeable as well, know one, know them all for the most part.

[perkiset]

yea, I don't know that there are any ASP.NET folks in here yet. I am actually a Classic ASP guy. Been thinking that this section should be changed because of that, since they are two completely different animals.

Hit me with how you want the boards and I'll git'r done...

[nutballs]

I'll figure it out at some pont. about the same time I can get to the beacon/ajax/redirect thingy.

[thedarkness]

.Net is a framework, not a language. the languages however that use the framework get tacked infront. VB.net, C#.net, J#.net

Don't forget C++ 

[nutballs]

dark, what would you suggest?

you understand the problem i think.

LANGUAGE.net

but some of the langs stand on their own, without .net since .net is really just a framework. would it make sense to just have a .net section, and any language allowed, since they are basically the same structures anyway, just different syntax.

Or would you have c#.net, vb.net, c++.net, etc as separate sections?

i do know thought that classicASP should be broken out. just trying to figure out how the .net shit should be.

[thedarkness]

I agree with your assessment and reckon we could make do with just a .NET section or maybe a .NET section with C#, J#, VB, C++ sub-boards, as you say, the syntax is reasonably interchangeable (with VB being the notable exception) and it's not hard to get the gist of .NET code regardless of the chosen language (it's all about the objects). Boards already exist for some of those languages stand alone and others could be added.

Classical gas ASP by itself for sure.

Cheers,
td