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As someone who currently works in Microsoft's web ecosystem, I would have to disagree. Microsoft's tools encourage you to know the underlying HTML and "how thin
by chadgeidel 16y ago
As someone who currently works in Microsoft's web ecosystem, I would have to disagree. Microsoft's tools encourage you to know the underlying HTML and "how things work" under the hood.
I'm pretty sure it's going to be a tough road to slap together a site with Visual Web developer or Visual Studio without knowing the "guts" of HTML/CSS/JavaScript, C# or VB, an ORM, and and a smattering of SQL.
- Niten 16y agoHeck, even their Expression Blend and Visual Studio WPF and Silverlight designers assume you'll want to edit XAML by hand. Microsoft's current generation of development tools emphatically are not in the business of hiding markup language away from the developer.