Hi,
I plan to learn asp.net. But my OS is XP Home Edition. Can I install Visual C# 2005 Express Edition on my computer? For learning asp.net, is Visual C# 2005 a correct tool for me? Or should I choose Visual Web Developer 2005? What is the difference between the two tools?
Thank you very much.
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If you only plan on doing web-applications, I think the Visual web developer is your best bet.
The reason I say this is that I know that visual webdeveloper can function without IIS (It has its own slim webserver implementation) . I am also under the belief that XP Home does not have IIS (I could be wrong though).
VS2005 Express might be able to work as well, but I could not be certain.
As for the language, I recomend C# as I feel it's a cleaner more structured language. But then, I am biased and dislike VB very much.
Hi,
Yes you are right Plater, XP Home does not come with IIS Support, But the express version will use its really slim IIS version to run the web apps.
Visual web Express is what you would need for ASP .Net
- I Have been using it since a year on my system until it crashed and only linux works :(. Though i am now figuring out how to use SharpDevelop on Linux.
Cheers
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