"Did a bit of form design in VB.NET which seems fairly easy."
Shhh! Don't say things like that, or I'll be out of a job! :-) I find that ASP.NET can be almost exactly like VB.NET (or C#, depending) -- drag and drop controls, double-click, write the code behind. Depends what you want to do with it, of course. By the way (in case you don't already know), beware of ASP.NET books that were written for Visual Studio.NET Beta 2; there were a few noticeable changes in the final release.
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Date: June 25th, 2002 12:43 pm (UTC)From:Shhh! Don't say things like that, or I'll be out of a job! :-)
I find that ASP.NET can be almost exactly like VB.NET (or C#, depending) -- drag and drop controls, double-click, write the code behind. Depends what you want to do with it, of course. By the way (in case you don't already know), beware of ASP.NET books that were written for Visual Studio.NET Beta 2; there were a few noticeable changes in the final release.
I seem to be in geek mode today... oh, well.