>
> My recommendation is to not use web forms. I don't care what anyone
> thinks, just don't use it. Your life will be easier.
> Mvc or webapi with some js framework like Aurelia.
>
Anything JS is right out.
Historically ... I thought ASP.NET MVC would be the "forms killer" when it
came out, maki
My recommendation is to not use web forms. I don't care what anyone thinks,
just don't use it. Your life will be easier.
Mvc or webapi with some js framework like Aurelia.
On Tue, 17 Apr 2018 at 12:45, Greg Keogh wrote:
> Folks, I'm creating a non-trivial ASP.NET Web Forms application for the
Greg,
My 2 cents (I'm the sort of boffin that does both the code and the styling).
I like starting from a bootstrap template and quickly learn the
conventions. They are generally not that hard. Frankly I learned 2
templates that I bought of https://wrapbootstrap.com and I use them as the
base for
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of Greg Keogh
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2018 12:45:33 PM
To: ozDotNet
Subject: Web app development process
Folks, I'm creating a non-trivial
ASP.NET<https
Folks, I'm creating a non-trivial ASP.NET Web Forms application for the
first time in several years. I have previously suffered from the terrible
problem where I spend more time on formatting and stying than I do on
coding. Sometimes it can take 1 hour to get a single web page working, then
it take
