Re: Am I missing something?
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Originally Posted by Ryan
I've been developing on my local machine while waiting for our host to come up. I moved the files onto the host and setup sharing so I can access the files from my pc here. The project a). takes forever to load b). takes forever to save.
In asp 3 this was never an issue. Load up InterDev and connect via frontpage extentions. Am I missing something as to why it is so slow? It can't be the host as everything is very fast besides this.
Is there a method to developing on the remote machine with speed in mind? How am I suppose to post changes?
I think unlike InterDeve and ASP, asp.net is designed for developing Application rather then web page. Most case the output is a dll files with few aspx file for interface so I think it was designed differently then InterDev as a result. I use ftp to uplad the dll and the aspx file, it works pretty well for me.
Even modify files on my Local netork is extremely slow with vs.Net and I would even dare trying to connect to a remote host!
Re: Am I missing something?
Why develop on a remote machine? If you want a centralized location for your files, use VSS or Merant. That way, you work locally, and upload after you've finished changes.
Re: Am I missing something?
VSS is a big help especially if your working in a team. It lets you work local on your machine then update the project.
It really messed me up awhile back though. Well, it was either the Source Safe or my buddy lied. He was supposed to do 6 classes in the business layer and they were just empty files after he worked on the for a month....
Re: Am I missing something?
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Originally Posted by Magiaus
VSS is a big help especially if your working in a team. It lets you work local on your machine then update the project.
It really messed me up awhile back though. Well, it was either the Source Safe or my buddy lied. He was supposed to do 6 classes in the business layer and they were just empty files after he worked on the for a month....
Yes, I dont know what I would do without VSS. Also you could use SourceOffSite which lets you work on a Remote Machine just Like VSS, brilliant tool if you are woring on Online Teams.
