Before I learn ASP.NET, would it be advisable to learn XML and VB.NET first?
Why or why not?
Also, are there any other pre-requisites?
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Before I learn ASP.NET, would it be advisable to learn XML and VB.NET first?
Why or why not?
Also, are there any other pre-requisites?
You don't need to go deep to XML, and you need C# or VB .NET to code your pages. In your home page you said ASP is best, but i say ASP .NET is the best. You soon will see.
Should I do ASP.NET with VB.NET or C#? Personally, I'd prefer VB.NET, but I'm open to any suggestions+reasons.
Soon we shall ;)Quote:
Originally posted by Lunatic3
In your home page you said ASP is best, but i say ASP .NET is the best. You soon will see.
Yes, you should do it with C# or VB .NET, either as an inline code or in code-behind page. I dont see much difference in doing with either of them, I see it as a matter of preference.
Thanks for your reply. Hope you like Vancouver, it's the best. :)
Everybody says it's the best, but it's not the best for me unless I find a job that pays for my tuition :pQuote:
Originally posted by mendhak
Thanks for your reply. Hope you like Vancouver, it's the best. :)
Agreed, use either language, neither has an advantage over the other for the most part. I suggest code behind pages because they get compiled into a dll. This will result in a little better performance increase. Also it seperates content from code, so it isn't so obtrusive when editing html.
Anyway you go though will be a great improvement over asp 3.0