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I read the whole blog post disagreeing with almost everything right up until the end when I read: "This is the one shining negative here: .NET stunted my knowl
by dcomartin 13y ago
I read the whole blog post disagreeing with almost everything right up until the end when I read:
"This is the one shining negative here: .NET stunted my knowledge of HTML/CSS/Javascript."
This is the whole point of the blog post. And this is in fact true. But terminology that is not pointed out is that ASP.NET WEBFORMS are what "stunted" your knowledge. WebForms made developers oblivious of how the web actually works. .NET, C#, or VB.NET isn't the problem.
Also, living in a Microsoft world can be insulating, but only if you aren't looking for a better way. "Alt.NET" was really a belief in outside the box thinking.
- robconery 13y agoIn 2001 - 2008 there was no ASP.NET "WEBFORMS". We had VS, CodeBehind, and Server Components - that was the world I lived in. Yes, Alt.NET came along in 2009 or so and managed to do some good things, not soon enough really and all the silly flame wars actually did more harm than anything.