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Yes, your right. I've got enough experience with C#/.Net to really really appreciate VWD. But alas, cost. Also, porting Matlab scripts to .Net works quite well
by physcab 17y ago
Yes, your right. I've got enough experience with C#/.Net to really really appreciate VWD. But alas, cost.
Also, porting Matlab scripts to .Net works quite well.
If I can find something like VWD but for something like PHP instead, then I'd be sold.
- csomar 17y agoVWD and SQL (Express) are free, you can start with them, I'm starting with them. Go step by step (slowly), also there's a lot of work for asp.net developers (.net in general) the market is very demanding
- psyklic 17y agoYou can do a lot more than "start" with them -- they are full-featured products and (at least for Visual Studio) there are no restrictions on use for commercial products. EDIT: Perhaps the largest cost would be once your product is finished. Your university (or host) would have to purchase Microsoft products for the web server.
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- csomar 17y agoI think this will change, some hosting are making plans (pay as you go) that can scale if needed and pay only what you use. The future is more promising, I even quit PHP and starting to learn ASP.net MVC. Microsoft has done well by making the new asp.net MVC respects the standards