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Biting the bullet and getting ready...
Posted: 11 Dec 07 5:36 AM
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Ok, I have managed to resist moving to the web client for some time now. In the next version the entire application will be moving to the unified development application so, I guess it is time to start learning some web based skill set. I have been doing most of my development in VB.Net and the standard Architech for some time.
The question I would like to see discussed... If you were to learn a web based development language what would it be.. ASP, XML.. etc..
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Re: Biting the bullet and getting ready...
Posted: 13 Dec 07 3:26 AM
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Ideally you need to know ASP.NET and C#
A good way to get started is visit http://asp.net as there are lots of videos and examples.
Another site is http://www.learnvisualstudio.net/ which is a subscription based services which gives you access to hundreds of videos from the basic principles to the advanced. Highly recommend the lifetime membership for this as its only $140.
best of luck
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DC
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Re: Biting the bullet and getting ready...
Posted: 13 Dec 07 10:04 AM
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| Yep, learn Javascript - it's a bigger pain than C#, in my opinion, but it is a vital part of the AJAX involved in the web client (Asynchronous JAVASCRIPT an XML) |
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Re: Biting the bullet and getting ready...
Posted: 13 Dec 07 10:26 AM
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| If you are going to use JavaScript get hold of either the full paid for version of VisualStudio 2008 or the free Visual Web Developer 2008 (again via http://asp.net), as that has excellent IntelliSense and debugging. |
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