However, I can't seem to get some of the articles to work. And clearly some articles are more geared to VStudio then the WebMatrix.
Luckly I work for a company where money is not an issue so my question is...
Should I write all my ASP.net code in VS2003.net? I konw I can code with notepad and ftp my code up to the folders but if the question is ... If you had to choose between Frontpage, the WebMatrix, and VS2003.net which would you use.
Is there any reason why I should not use VS2003.net, is it over kill?
Thanks --You're asking questions that can only be answered by individual opinions...
There are two coding methods in ASP.Net - - inLine and Code-Behind - -
VS.Net uses Code-Behind....
AS a former Classic ASP person( even though I have been using VB for years also), I felt more comfortable hand coding with a text editor, using inline coding, instead of using Code-behind, though I can do either...it's just my preference.
The best answer I can give is:
You should code with what you are comfortable with.....
Like yourself I am more confortable with inline coding. But I can see the future is code-behind.
Can I use VS2003.net for both? Start writing my code inline and as I become more confortable start writing code behind pages?
Thanks again --
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