>>>hi all,
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>>>just looking for thoughts on moving from asp to asp.net, I know well behind the times. Anyway I've a need to move a customer from an old asp web app that interfaces with VFP back end to a .net (or some other windows based web interface) web front end that still links to the vfp back end. It's a simple setup, login and about 20 pages. but only 5 pass or add data to the backend
>>>
>>>~M
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>>You'd best hit up some Pluralsight training for ASP.NET MVC videos before you choose for sure. There's a lot of platforms out there. If you're staying with the MS web stack you should be doing ASP.NET MVC. Otherwise check out Ruby, Python, or Scala.
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>I feel like the only person here who intrudes on the Pluralsight hegemony. Nothing against them but it should be mentioned that TekPub has ASP.NET MVC content presented by Rob Conery, who was on the dev team at Microsoft.
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>Here's hoping all is well with you and your family.

True, but Rob's such a contrarian on just about everything in his MVC vids that I generally don't recommend them for somebody who is learning. They're nice for learning a few tips and tricks, but they just don't build a good foundation.

Also, Headspring training in Austin, TX is as good as it gets.