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- Find out if your application is .NET ready
- Redesigned from the bottom up, .NET has made marked progress in areas such as XML integration, error handling, component processing, and reusable frameworks. The promise for Web development is clear: faster development, less custom coding, and increased stability. Once you’ve decided to migrate current applications to the new platform, you’ll...
- Tags: COM, COM Object, COM Objects, F. Godfrey Baker, HTML, Microsoft .NET
- Technical articles 2003-01-15
- .NET offers client scripting in a server-centric environment
- .NET promises a new development paradigm, but it still relies on many proven Web workarounds. Most notable is the use of hidden controls to facilitate client-side scripting. Find out more about these routines and other mechanisms to control browser behavior.The .NET event model enables sophisticated server-based processing, but it leaves...
- Tags: .NET, Application servers, Middleware, Servers, F. Godfrey Baker, Microsoft .NET, server, client script, Web browser
- Technical articles 2002-12-16
- Where is the logic in .NET?
- Numerous browser versions make client-side scripting a tedious task, but .NET aims to solve the problem with Web controls. Find out about some of the difficulties associated with this approach.Traditional Web applications mitigate server loading and enhance the user experience by embedding logic in client scripted algorithms. Form validation, data...
- Tags: .NET, Channel management, Application servers, Middleware, Servers, Scripting languages, F. Godfrey Baker, Web Control, server, Microsoft .NET, Web, Web browser, developer
- Technical articles 2002-10-15
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