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Back to ASP :-)

Most of people begin in ASP and VB6 before step in to .NET. I myself, vice versa. Big Smile I had learned .NET first, then later came with VB6.

Last week I began a Bina Nusantara Cooperate website (http://www.binus.edu/) with ASP.NET and C#  (was developed by ASP). This is not a huge or enterprise project, where there is no much transaction, but more about information about Bina Nusantara Foundation and its business unit like BiNus University, BiNus Center, BiNus Career, BiNus School, etc.

Actually I don't really like the new design Smile (in purple). Because, it was previously developed with ASP, I have to convert the ASP script to C#. Huh... When I look at the ASP VBScript, I found that that was wacky!!! It made my dizzy, spaghetti code man! It almost took me more than a day to convert just about 4 or 5 functions. I found some obstacles like:

  • Of course, I don't familiar with ASP VBScript coz I am in C#. But it doesn't really matter; it is just grammar and syntax.
  • Sometimes, it didn't declare the variable, so that it could be filled with any data type.
  • The programming style! ASP VBScript is scripting, everything mixes up with HTML. I get used with the ASP.NET code behind style.
  • Library - functions.
  • Etc.

Luckily, we have uncle Google. It really helped me. Now, the project currently is on the way. Let get back to work!!!!

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Posted: May 09 2007, 08:11 AM by very_wel | with 2 comment(s)
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Jimmy Chandra said:

You know... you could code in JScript for the server side which is a bit more closer to C#.  You can somewhat emulate code-behind using <!--#include ... statement.

And create your classes in separate files.

Or if you wish to separate your presentation logic and business logic, you can always code your business logic / data layer in C#, compiled into dll, wrap it in COM and use it in the ASP.

# May 9, 2007 10:24 AM

very_wel said:

Yeah, right! But we have to do it manually. It doesn't available for us like ASP.NET.

Anyway, thanks for your comment :D

# May 9, 2007 11:20 AM
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