Thank you,
It's a clear article. However you scared me about WEB... :)

I see this type variables at SAP ABAP:
"Alternatives to session state include the following:

Application state, which stores variables that can be accessed by all users of an ASP.NET application."


>>>Alternatively, install Visual Studio 2010 and start developing windows, web, silverlight, windows phone, and console applications (among others).
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>>You're the first for advice VS. What I'll use if I write web application with VS. Just use C# enough or I need to learn some other tools?
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>C# or VB - either works well. C# is probably a little more familiar when coming from VFP.
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>You'll need to understand how ASP.NET (that is the web code) works. It is a very different environment than windows. An understanding of what session state is and why it is needed will get you a long way. Here's a start..
>http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178581.aspx
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>There are a lot of additional technologies that can be used with ASP.NET - javascript, jquery, etc. You don't need to worry about that to start. ASP.NET server controls actually generate a lot of javascript, but you don't even see it unless you really want to.
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>I'd try watching some video tutorials on ASP.NET development to see how to put together a web application. There are a lot of good books as well.
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>Web development is not an easy jump from VFP. The VFP based frameworks for web development hide a lot of complexity, but you're left still using an obsolete technology that will bite you eventually.
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>Visual Studio really is a one stop shop for web development - it has all the controls, language, intellisense, debugging, and visual tools you'll need all wrapped in one package, plus it has a huge developer base and tons of resources to help you get up to speed.