Net 1 or 2?

[mr.Hyde]

Hi,
Actually I am working with 2003,
how do You think - better will change platform to 2005?
Now I have some free time to do this, but i am not shure that is good way

Hyde

 

[Karl Seguin [MVP]]

2.0 has some amazing language features, namely generics and closures. If you
are into building rich domains, it's great!

There are other smaller features, in both the languages in ASP.NET itself,
that also are worth trying out.

More to the point, I can't think of a good reason not to make the move! (ok,
well, the new project model in ASP.NET is weak, and the IDE is buggy..but
besides that...)

Karl

 

[mr.Hyde]

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2.0 has some amazing language features, namely generics and closures. If
you are into building rich domains, it's great!

There are other smaller features, in both the languages in ASP.NET itself,
that also are worth trying out.

More to the point, I can't think of a good reason not to make the move!
(ok, well, the new project model in ASP.NET is weak, and the IDE is
buggy..but besides that...)

I am using WinForms 70% and ASP 30%,
now starting with new Big project ( 2 years ) and I have to make decision
1 or 2.

Thanx
Hyde

 

[ktrvnbq02]

More to the point, I can't think of a good reason not to make the move! (ok,
well, the new project model in ASP.NET is weak, and the IDE is buggy..but
besides that...)

I'd recommend checking out the Web Application Project plug-in, which
allows you to use the VS2003 approach:

http://webproject.scottgu.com/Default.aspx



Regards,

Matt