Re: Web site design
the main site is a work in progress STILL
Originally posted by mgoblue
the main site is a work in progress STILL
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Re: Web site design
Trust me, I spent two years in HS and I did a lot of outside stuff just trying to learn this stuff. I can do it, Im just really bad at it.
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Trust me, I spent two years in HS and I did a lot of outside stuff just trying to learn this stuff. I can do it, Im just really bad at it.
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is a website ever 'done'? there's always stuff a programmer wants to add on, we're picky little buggersOriginally posted by Bacardi151the main site is a work in progress STILL
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is a website ever 'done'? there's always stuff a programmer wants to add on, we're picky little buggersOriginally posted by Bacardi151the main site is a work in progress STILL
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that'll be a lot of re-coding, won't it? I develop in .net here at work, and know a bit of php...your website flow would be the same, just a lot of time re-writing into C# or VB.net (depending on your preference)...Originally posted by Bacardi151i have been meaning to finally upgrade the damn thing to .net, but just havent found the time to get ready for it.
SO much i want to do, so little time.
is there any benefit to php or .net, asides from that every anti-M$ person hates .net?Nintendo Switch Friend Code: SW-7009-7102-8818Comment
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that'll be a lot of re-coding, won't it? I develop in .net here at work, and know a bit of php...your website flow would be the same, just a lot of time re-writing into C# or VB.net (depending on your preference)...Originally posted by Bacardi151i have been meaning to finally upgrade the damn thing to .net, but just havent found the time to get ready for it.
SO much i want to do, so little time.
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Looks like Eddie has found a person to help him with the re-coding.Originally posted by mgoblue
If we convert the main page to .net, Brad is not going to touch the code on the main page.
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Looks like Eddie has found a person to help him with the re-coding.Originally posted by mgoblue
If we convert the main page to .net, Brad is not going to touch the code on the main page.
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Re: Web site design
Originally posted by mgoblue
its more to keep the site from running on whats now legacy code. Its both the main site ( which is easy, except i want to rework the data and normalize some tables) and the admin portion to make it more user friendly , etc. Also want to be able to incorporate web services so a user logged into the website is also logged in to the main site, and we can add comments to news articles and have user reviews, etc. All real good stuff.
c# all the way. I like .net cause it can be as powerful as c++ but allows you to finally bring some of the power to the web. being able to separate the presentation layer from the business layer helps too. Plus this stops all that bs coding that people were doing with asp. Every shop i go into has very lazy coding techniques, cause asp made programmers lazy as hell.
its a huge project, but one i will "eventually" get to.Comment
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Re: Web site design
Originally posted by mgoblue
its more to keep the site from running on whats now legacy code. Its both the main site ( which is easy, except i want to rework the data and normalize some tables) and the admin portion to make it more user friendly , etc. Also want to be able to incorporate web services so a user logged into the website is also logged in to the main site, and we can add comments to news articles and have user reviews, etc. All real good stuff.
c# all the way. I like .net cause it can be as powerful as c++ but allows you to finally bring some of the power to the web. being able to separate the presentation layer from the business layer helps too. Plus this stops all that bs coding that people were doing with asp. Every shop i go into has very lazy coding techniques, cause asp made programmers lazy as hell.
its a huge project, but one i will "eventually" get to.Comment
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Re: Web site design
Originally posted by hdaniel1Looks like Eddie has found a person to help him with the re-coding.
If we convert the main page to .net, Brad is not going to touch the code on the main page.
nah, bdunn loves .net. Hes like a super c# dude. Just ask him.
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