Hi Vickie,



I'm still working with ASP 3.0 w/VBScript in my full-time job (running 

online operations for a Guam's broadcast media company), but private 

consulting work and indepdent research is all .NET.  Unfortunately, the 

former dominates the latter, and it's hard to get clients to buy into the 

new platform, due to:



(1) the fact that it's still in beta

(2) the negative economy

(3) the vast majority of enterprise-level companies out here run legacy 

systems (mainly RPG-based apps or NT4 LANs), with very few real Internet 

apps; this is impacted heavily by the aforementioned factors



I'm trying to generate interest in .NET through user groups, training, 

speaking, etc, recommending books, the TV segment on tech I host, but it's 

a very uphill climb.  



If you need more feedback, e-mail me at jason@k...



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 Jason Salas

 Web Development Manager

 Pacific Telestations, Inc. (dba, "KUAM")













> Hi guys,

>  

> How's it going?  

>  

> I was wondering, what kind of work are you all doing now?  Is it mostly 

> ASP work, have you moved over to ASP.NET yet, what key areas are you 

> concentrating on and what information would help you do your job most?

>  

> I would like to know this.  It would seriously help me produce articles 

> that will be helpful to everybody and I am genuinely interested.

>  

> I have programmed commerical websites myself in Perl and HTML, and that 

> involved key areas such as online forums and mailing functions.  WHat 

are 

> you doing?

>  

> I would be interested in knowing what you ASP guys are doing now.  Would 

> you mind doing that?

>  

> If you don't want to talk here, why not email me at vickiep@w...?

>  

> Thanks,

> Vickie.

> ASPToday Lead Editor.