Re: What is old is new again. OR, Too many web solutions.

From: "Kyle A. Miller" <kyle@millerdevelopment##remove#.info>
Date: Thu, 05 May 2005 10:57:38 -0500

Paul Nichols (TeamB) wrote:

Basically, I guess what I am saying is, pick one that is popular because it
fulfills a real need, has reasonable support, and extend it to fit your
needs.

That is why I looked into ASP.NET and thought the support and buzz around it was reason enough to seriously consider it. But after taking a test drive and talking with my friend, I don't understand the level of buzz around ASP.NET.

> You can't learn the plethora of frameworks available, so don't try

:). What  you will wind up doing is performing evaluations to infinity and
beyond, and never get to developing a real  implementation.


Great advice!
.

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