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Using .NET for web page programming?

by newbie2011
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Can I use VB.NET for my web page programming? But how?
#net #page #programming #web
  • Profile picture of the author caesargus
    Of course you can. Although you would be using ASP.NET.

    Are you asking how to do it as in tutorials on how to program with vb.net? or are you asking for server advice on how to set it up? - If you're asking about server advice - IIS is one of the servers that uses .NET framework. If you're looking for tutorials, check out any number of tutorials available on the Internet - that should at least get you going in the direction you want to go.
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  • Profile picture of the author darthdeus
    Yes you can use it with ASP.NET. It's general used in enterprise setup in larger companies. I wouldn't recommend it as starting point, since there are many many things that you have to understand just to create basic web application with database.

    It's very similar to J2EE ... big, heavy, not very suited for beginners
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    • Profile picture of the author Blogmudgeon
      Originally Posted by darthdeus View Post

      Yes you can use it with ASP.NET. It's general used in enterprise setup in larger companies. I wouldn't recommend it as starting point, since there are many many things that you have to understand just to create basic web application with database.

      It's very similar to J2EE ... big, heavy, not very suited for beginners
      And not very friendly on shared hosting solutions...:p

      Best to stick with a PHP or Java based solution. There are a lot more packaged platforms and components out there ready to plug in--and a hell of a lot more reasonable priced programmers when you need to "take it up a notch."
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  • Profile picture of the author iamjohnbrown
    You need the tools to get in writing ASP.NET applications with C# or VB programming language. You can get Visual Studio 2010 or Visual Web Developer for free on Microsoft site.
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