Hi all,
I'm planning on developing an ASP.NET web site. I know both VB.NET and C#
but am unsure on which would be more useful to develop an ASP.NET site with?
Also I maybe looking to become a web developer in the future so it would help
if I use the langauge that most companies use to develop their ASP.NET site?
Many thanks,
Jon.
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Nice way to start a flame war.
It doesn't matter. You can achieve teh same greatness and horor in either
language. I might guess that C# is a more popular for employers, but if you
really do know both as you say, keep ur skills in both updated 'cuz you
never know.
Karl
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"Jon S via DotNetMonster.c om" <u2272@uwe> wrote in message
news:55d2bb6dd2 4e4@uwe... Hi all,
I'm planning on developing an ASP.NET web site. I know both VB.NET and C#
but am unsure on which would be more useful to develop an ASP.NET site
with?
Also I maybe looking to become a web developer in the future so it would
help
if I use the langauge that most companies use to develop their ASP.NET
site?
Many thanks,
Jon.
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It's entirely based on preference, some people prefer VB, some prefer C#.
It's that simple, also because the main learning curve is the Framework
itself, once you pick up one language, you will pick up the other very
quickly, it's mostly syntactical.
Kev
"Jon S via DotNetMonster.c om" <u2272@uwe> wrote in message
news:55d2bb6dd2 4e4@uwe... Hi all,
I'm planning on developing an ASP.NET web site. I know both VB.NET and C#
but am unsure on which would be more useful to develop an ASP.NET site
with?
Also I maybe looking to become a web developer in the future so it would
help
if I use the langauge that most companies use to develop their ASP.NET
site?
Many thanks,
Jon.
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if you know both syntaxes and you know the framework and the asp.net then
you should have no problem working with both c#.net and vb.net
alex.
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news:55d2bb6dd2 4e4@uwe... Hi all,
I'm planning on developing an ASP.NET web site. I know both VB.NET and C#
but am unsure on which would be more useful to develop an ASP.NET site
with?
Also I maybe looking to become a web developer in the future so it would
help
if I use the langauge that most companies use to develop their ASP.NET
site?
Many thanks,
Jon.
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C#.
But then, I am an opinionated old fart!
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"A BizTalk Enthusiast" http://codebetter.com/blogs/jeff.lynch
"Jon S via DotNetMonster.c om" <u2272@uwe> wrote in message
news:55d2bb6dd2 4e4@uwe... Hi all,
I'm planning on developing an ASP.NET web site. I know both VB.NET and C#
but am unsure on which would be more useful to develop an ASP.NET site
with?
Also I maybe looking to become a web developer in the future so it would
help
if I use the langauge that most companies use to develop their ASP.NET
site?
Many thanks,
Jon.
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In your case, I would recommend VB.Net.
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Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
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Ambiguity has a certain quality to it.
"Jon S via DotNetMonster.c om" <u2272@uwe> wrote in message
news:55d2bb6dd2 4e4@uwe... Hi all,
I'm planning on developing an ASP.NET web site. I know both VB.NET and C#
but am unsure on which would be more useful to develop an ASP.NET site
with?
Also I maybe looking to become a web developer in the future so it would
help
if I use the langauge that most companies use to develop their ASP.NET
site?
Many thanks,
Jon.
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Jon S via DotNetMonster.c om wrote: Also I maybe looking to become a web developer in
the future so it would help if I use the langauge that most companies
use to develop their ASP.NET site?
I have worked with a ton of developers for big companies during the history
of ASP.NET and the majority of them are using C#.
--
Jim Cheshire
JIMCO Software http://www.jimcosoftware.com
FrontPage add-ins for FrontPage 2000 - 2003
if you are capable, and know hown to code by hand, then VB.net .
If you are still dependent on Visual Studio, then use C#
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"We cannot defend freedom abroad by deserting it at home."
Erward R. Morrow
"Jon Paal" <Jon nospam Paal @ everywhere dot com> wrote in message
news:uZ******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... if you are capable, and know hown to code by hand, then VB.net .
If you are still dependent on Visual Studio, then use C#
C# can be written using Windows.NotePad and or Unix/Linux.vi editors. You do
not need to use VS.Net to code c# programs. These text editors train your
brain to be a very c-sharper !
John
If you plan to stick primarily with ASP.NET development then I'd have to
give the edge to VB.NET.
But keep your skills up to date with C# as much as you can just to hedge
your bets.
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I hope this helps,
Steve C. Orr, MCSD, MVP http://SteveOrr.net
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news:55d2bb6dd2 4e4@uwe... Hi all,
I'm planning on developing an ASP.NET web site. I know both VB.NET and C#
but am unsure on which would be more useful to develop an ASP.NET site
with?
Also I maybe looking to become a web developer in the future so it would
help
if I use the langauge that most companies use to develop their ASP.NET
site?
Many thanks,
Jon.
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