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Will It Fly? How to Know if Your New Business Idea Has Wings...Before You Take the Leap

Posted: Wednesday, October 24th, 2007
Category: Personal, Web Development and Design, ASP .Net
Author: Wahyudi
I have to say that I’m 100% agree with this guy. I also came from the classic way of doing dynamic web application before I converted my self to a ASP .net developer. I soon as I got in touch with .net framework I saw the great productivity difference compared to the old way of doing dynamic web development. But before you start using .net efficiently you need to rethink the way a web application should be developed. One of the main pillar of that rethink is the use of object oriented pattern and methodology to architect your web application. I still see .net developers use the classic way of developing web application even though they are building the application on .net framework. That, in my opinion, defeats the purpose of using .net that promote the object oriented pattern. So personally I gained a lot of benefits converting to .net since two years ago.