http://www.anandtech.com/IT/showdoc.aspx?i=2287&p=2

"AnandTech consists of a few different applications that make the entire site 
operate. The main website (www.anandtech.com) serves
the articles that we write - this was the first application that we migrated. 
The migration of the main website was fairly
straightforward; we simply ported our ColdFusion code into ASP.NET, learning 
new syntax as we went. We made use of the code-behind
techniques for which ASP.NET is known as we ported parts of the application. 
And, we wrote a web API similar to our old ColdFusion
site to handle back-end logic. Each time that a request begins, we have an init 
class, which handles instantiating the framework for
the page request. The page inherits the web-based API and can then execute 
methods for the various operations in the pages. This is
not much different than most web-based applications of this size"


It's an interesting read. They haven't said yet WHY they made the move though. 
Perhaps that is in a previous article which they
mentioned having posted a while back.

-Gel


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