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I won't argue that it's perfect for Web Development. However, from the offer, it seems to point at having the free software host (in production) your website.
by fname 17y ago
I won't argue that it's perfect for Web Development. However, from the offer, it seems to point at having the free software host (in production) your website. If your business grows where you need additional products or services that expand beyond this offer, you must upgrade if you decide to stick within the Microsoft framework.
There is no "unlock" functionality to go from Web Edition to anything else -- you must format and reload. It's one of the features to help upsell customers to purchase Standard/Enterprise from the beginning.
- thismat 17y agoAh, that kind of stinks about the unlocking function not being there. Only thing I can think of is that if your business is growing so you need upgrades, at least your business is growing? haha. I can definitely see why this could be a potential bottle neck, but for freelancers and side-businesses it probably won't be as much of an issue.