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Stack overflow uses IIS??

• fareesh 14y ago
  Yes, I believe it was built using the .NET framework.
  • 3825 14y ago
    Built on asp.net MVC http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2008/09/what-was-stack-overflow-built-with/ http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2008/09/what-was-stack-overflo...
• fareesh 14y ago
  Yes, I believe it was built using the .NET framework.
• fareesh 14y ago
  Yes, I believe it was built using the .NET framework.
• fareesh 14y ago
  Yes, I believe it was built using the .NET framework.
• martinced 14y ago
  Yes and it really showed in the beginning: they had lots of issues and you could constantly see the cat saying "sorry, i am wurkin' on fixin' yer problem" (don't remember the exact msg but it was a lolzcat message). SO is also hardly something impressive from a UI point of view: it is a very simple UI really not doing much. Usenet readers from 20 years ago were way more capable than SO...
  • heartbreak 14y ago
    What does IIS have to do with the UI, exactly? It's just a web server.
    • pmorici 14y ago
      The site's UI is simple and yet the server still can't handle it perhaps was the implication.
      • ams6110 14y ago
        I'm not seeing a direct connection between UI simplicity and server capability. I can serve a hideously complex UI with a very minimal demand on the server. Demand on the server is much more about actual traffic, not the UI being rendered in the browser.
  • vyrotek 14y ago
    Other sites built with IIS & MVC - http://stackoverflow.com/a/12006474/10941 http://stackoverflow.com/a/12006474/10941 monster.com, break.com, ancestry.com, wildtangent.com, kbb.com, redbox.com , nordstrom.com , townhall.com, tunein.com, g4tv.com Don't blame the framework, blame the developers.