Hello,



I'm interested in the langauge choices made 

with ASP .NET. I saw a poll at www.worldofdotnet.net that suggests that 

the split of web development for C# is about 50% and VB .NET about 40%, 

leaving 10% scattered amongst the other languages. The language I am 

particularly interested in is JScript .NET. Is anyone using this, and if 

so why? I'd be interested in hearing your views, either here or offline 

(amandak@w...).



Thanks,



Amanda

Amanda,



I deal a lot with migration from ASP to ASP.NET, which is the reason why I

work mostly with VB.NET. C# is easy to pickup if you have a C++, Java or

JavaScript background. If you have been working with ASP in JavaScript,

sticking to it may be a good choice. ASP to ASP.NET migration with pages

created in JavaScript takes much less work than those written in VBScript

that have to be changed to VB.NET.





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Michiel van Otegem



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----- Original Message -----

From: "Amanda Kay" <amandak@w...>

To: "ASP+" <aspx@p...>

Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 9:52 AM

Subject: [aspx] ASP .NET language choice





| Hello,

|

| I'm interested in the langauge choices made

| with ASP .NET. I saw a poll at www.worldofdotnet.net that suggests that

| the split of web development for C# is about 50% and VB .NET about 40%,

| leaving 10% scattered amongst the other languages. The language I am

| particularly interested in is JScript .NET. Is anyone using this, and if

| so why? I'd be interested in hearing your views, either here or offline

| (amandak@w...).

|

| Thanks,

|

| Amanda