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C# and asp.net. The tooling will stay roughly the same. Many of the concepts will stay the same. These is plenty of work available.
by danielvf 10y ago
C# and asp.net. The tooling will stay roughly the same. Many of the concepts will stay the same. These is plenty of work available.
- brudgers 10y agoNot only is there work available, by staying in the Microsoft ecosystem, existing clients for Classic ASP are leads for upgrade projects. If picking an outside technology, PHP might be a reasonable addition to Classic ASP because it often fills a similar niche. Depending on goal specifics, ASP.NET MVC might be a better option than webforms...even though webforms are a simpler abstraction when I look at them.