Hi Jake - been reading your site for years and thought I'd comment for once instead of just lurking. Just wanted to say thanks for a great series of articles on ASP.NET. I'm a long time Domino dev but looking like I'll be getting into ASP.NET and Sharepoint as a means of keeping the money coming in. I enjoy the challenge of learning new technologies but it's always difficult to figure out the ASP.NET way of doing things when you're so used to using the Domino way of doing things, so it's great to see things explained by someone coming from a similar background. I think the only downside of all this is not being able to stop comparing the LS editor in Designer to the Visual Studio IDE. I think Designer is heading in the right direction, but it's got quite a long way to go yet!
Hi Jake - been reading your site for years and thought I'd comment for once instead of just lurking. Just wanted to say thanks for a great series of articles on ASP.NET. I'm a long time Domino dev but looking like I'll be getting into ASP.NET and Sharepoint as a means of keeping the money coming in. I enjoy the challenge of learning new technologies but it's always difficult to figure out the ASP.NET way of doing things when you're so used to using the Domino way of doing things, so it's great to see things explained by someone coming from a similar background. I think the only downside of all this is not being able to stop comparing the LS editor in Designer to the Visual Studio IDE. I think Designer is heading in the right direction, but it's got quite a long way to go yet!
Emily.