Re: More ASP.Net Newbie Questions
From: Flip ([remove)
Date: 11/29/04
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Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2004 11:18:47 -0500
I've done a large consulting engagemetn with ASP many years ago, and
currently doing j2ee work. I'm learning C#/ASP.NET at home and it's night
and day difference. First off, what I did in one night with c#/.ASP, I
couldn't do in a week with j2ee! In one night, I was able install an IDE,
two OSs with patches, RDBMS, tables and data, a website, and a page to
view/edit that data. Try that with java/j2ee! Good luck getting linux (for
your deployment) installed with MySQL with tables in a night, or two?!
C# relates very close/well with java, but ASPX is sooooo much better than
j2ee. With ASPX, you have the whole framework available to play with. In
j2ee, we spent 4m doing the equivalent of the IsPostBack! With ASP (not the
X) we had to tell users "not to do that." :< Very different solutions eh?
:>
As for coding, the C# OOP provides incredible control over your coding
standards than VB and ASPs. ASPXs provide built in framework and events as
opposed to you having to code all that up in j2ee. :<<<< And the code
behind in C# allows for easy version controlling of the logic and the logic
is separated from the GUI as opposed to ASP where everything is all in one
file. :<
Aside from coding, getting/seeking/finding help with MS technologies is
sooooo much easier than in the Java world. :<<<< Dealing with attitudes and
RTFM in the java/linux world is enough to piss anyone off. :<
>From a developers standpoint, the ability to implement full OOP in
webpages/websites is an incredible advancement which is why I originally
loved j2ee. But the requirement forcing each and every company to either
learn new APIs (ex struts) to create/implement their own frameworks is
deadly!
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