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Feb 6th, 2009, 09:39 AM
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Re: WinForms VS. WebForms?
You also have to worry about how different browsers display your web application. Even IE6 versus IE7 can create huge differences so even if it's entirely internal it can still be a PITA.
Yes, web development has allways been like this. However its not un-workable.
The bottom line is: there is quite a bit of extra thinking that needs to go into an ASP.Net application that isn't necessary on the WinForms side. This means a shorter development time for WinForms. I'm not saying WinForms are always appropriate; my original post stated that it depends on the target audience and what the application does.
The problems your company seem to have encountered based on your post are training/skills issues not to do with the technology.
Pino
Last edited by Pino; Feb 6th, 2009 at 10:23 AM.
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