ASP.NET 2.0 Release

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Natalia

Hello,

Our company wants to move our ASP applications to ASP.NET. We didn't
use .NET before. I want to ask your opinion:

- is it better to migrate right to ASP.NET 2.0 Beta, i.e. start
developing and wait until the Release version will come and only then
to put it on our public server (we certainly don't want to put Beta on
server),

- or to go for ASP.NET 1 that has been used already for some years and
has a lot of bugs fixed and so we can put it on server right now and
not to wait for the Release.

And the last question, if somebody knows when the Release will come
approximately?

Thank you,

Natalia
 
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Brock Allen

- is it better to migrate right to ASP.NET 2.0 Beta, i.e. start
developing and wait until the Release version will come and only then
to put it on our public server (we certainly don't want to put Beta on
server),

- or to go for ASP.NET 1 that has been used already for some years and
has a lot of bugs fixed and so we can put it on server right now and
not to wait for the Release.

It depends how long before your project will be complete. You're going to
have a learning curve, so given the release date I suspect you won't have
a problem using 2.0. But in the end it's a business decision that relates
to managing risk.
And the last question, if somebody knows when the Release will come
approximately?

The week of November 7th.

-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen
 
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Guest

Better way is u can go ahead a start developing architecture,design and start
coding using beta version of 2.0 ...and by the time release of 2.0 in Nov 7th
,u can have a good understanding of the entire application architecture with
coding...at end u need to do little bit of hopefully minor changes to deploy
it in the public server after final release of 2.0.
Meantime u can have hands on experience in 2.0 ...follow quickstart
tutorials...
 

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