I have met a lot of web developers who are saying that they go to PHP rather than ASP.NET because they hate Microsoft or simply because they are not pro-Microsoft. I actually respect their personal stands on this but there are just some things that I can’t really understand about these people. (more…)
Tag: Microsoft
Introducing ASP.NET
In 1996, Microsoft’s ASP or Active Server Pages was introduced. Since then, it has evolved to become one of the foremost dynamic website product and several versions of it was released. It turned out to be one of the best web development tools probably due to the ease with which complex pages and applications can be created combined with the ability to use custom components and existing Microsoft and third party commercial components through the Component Object Model (COM/COM+) architecture. (more…)
Always backup your database..OK!
I have already deployed two ASP.NET content management systems, the PSU Eastern Cluster Community Server (http://202.91.163.10/cs) and the Pangasinan State University Official Website (http://www.psu.edu.ph). Both websites uses Microsoft SQL Server, version 2000 for the Eastern Cluster Site and 2005 Express for the PSU Official Site. The Eastern Cluster Site’s database is working well since November 2006 and have not encountered any errors as of now. With the number of postings in the site, its database actually is a large one now. (more…)