Hello!

I use C#.NET and have done so in 1.5 year. I just want to know if there is a
great step towards using ASP.NET.
Lets say we have a scale from 1-10.
If there is a 1 then it very similar to using C# and if there is a 10 it
very different it's almost like starting to use a completely new language.

Give me your opinion.

//Tony

Tony Johansson wrote:
> I use C#.NET and have done so in 1.5 year. I just want to know if there is a
> great step towards using ASP.NET.
> Lets say we have a scale from 1-10.
> If there is a 1 then it very similar to using C# and if there is a 10 it
> very different it's almost like starting to use a completely new language.

C# is a .NET language.

ASP.NET is a .NET web framework.

The code part of an ASP.NET web app can be coded in
either C# or VB.NET (or a few more rare languages).

The one web framework multiple language part is actually
reasonable similar to ASP where even though most people
wrote the code in VBScript, then other languages including
JScript where also possible.

So to develop ASP.NET in C# you can leverage your current
general C# skills (and ADO.NET, LINQ etc.etc. skills), but you
will need to add all the web specific stuff.

If you can learn C# then you can also learn ASP.NET !

Arne