upgrading or not?

[Rahul Singh]

Matthias,

ASP.NET Is a great improvement over Classic ASP. It lets you do all the
things in ASP and hundreds more.
Even if you're creating 10 page sites, you could definately use the server
control technology to make your life easier.
Instead of using Includes, you can use ready-made components, your own
custom controls, or third party ones in your sites.
Once you've made a control you can use it over and over again.

There will be a slight learning curve if you're only doing small sites.
However if you wish to do larger apps, you should browse some
Object Oriented programming books.


Rahul Singh

anant systems, inc. | making information work for you

anantsystems.net | ioserver.net [Developer and Business .NET Hosting]


"Matthias Gutehall" <matthias@gulo.nu> wrote in message
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> Hi all
> Been looking at ASP.NET for a while now and can't decide if I should learn
> the language or not.
> I run a small web development firm and writes mostly in ASP. My clients

are

> small to midsized companies. The standard job I do is 10 pages ASP with a
> Access db connected, sometimes a SQL 2000 db.
> Should I go for ASP.NET or stick with what I know?
>
> --
> TIA
> Matthias Gutehall
> [url]http://www.gulo.nu[/url]
>
>

[Joao S Cardoso [MVP]]

Quite simple... new projects? Go .NET. My opinion of course.

regards

Joao Cardoso (MVP dotNET)
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[S. Justin Gengo]

Matthias,

As everyone is saying .Net is great. I'll never go back!

--
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Web Developer

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"Matthias Gutehall" <matthias@gulo.nu> wrote in message
news:OzSrnwAVDHA.2012@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

> Hi all
> Been looking at ASP.NET for a while now and can't decide if I should learn
> the language or not.
> I run a small web development firm and writes mostly in ASP. My clients

are

> small to midsized companies. The standard job I do is 10 pages ASP with a
> Access db connected, sometimes a SQL 2000 db.
> Should I go for ASP.NET or stick with what I know?
>
> --
> TIA
> Matthias Gutehall
> [url]http://www.gulo.nu[/url]
>
>

[Matthias Gutehall]

Well guys, i'm convinced. Just order som MS books and VS.NET 2003.

--
TIA
Matthias Gutehall
[url]http://www.gulo.nu[/url]


"Matthias Gutehall" <matthias@gulo.nu> wrote in message
news:OzSrnwAVDHA.2012@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

> Hi all
> Been looking at ASP.NET for a while now and can't decide if I should learn
> the language or not.
> I run a small web development firm and writes mostly in ASP. My clients

are

> small to midsized companies. The standard job I do is 10 pages ASP with a
> Access db connected, sometimes a SQL 2000 db.
> Should I go for ASP.NET or stick with what I know?
>
> --
> TIA
> Matthias Gutehall
> [url]http://www.gulo.nu[/url]
>
>