What version should I use
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Our company is currently running .NET version 4.5 and using VB as the back-sript language. All of our forms are basically using the general ASP.NET forms methods. In other words we are not taking advantage of the any of the MVC core methods. We are getting ready to start our new design process and wanted to get some recommendations on what framework and mythologies/C# version/database methods/Web UI methods, to use in our new design. Any advice would be grateful, Thanks, Steven
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Our company is currently running .NET version 4.5 and using VB as the back-sript language. All of our forms are basically using the general ASP.NET forms methods. In other words we are not taking advantage of the any of the MVC core methods. We are getting ready to start our new design process and wanted to get some recommendations on what framework and mythologies/C# version/database methods/Web UI methods, to use in our new design. Any advice would be grateful, Thanks, Steven
The answer is: It Depends! What skills does your team have / how much new learning are they able to do? Are you intending to run the old stuff concurrently with the new stuff or is it a big bang approach? What is the problem domain? That will dictate what are the best tools for the job Are you willing to risk leading edge (which may be buggy) or do you want trailing edge (which may cause upgrade issues in the future) or do you want to play it safe (e.g. go with the next-to-latest version)? Who are your clients / customers? What will they be most comfortable using? Are there off-the-shelf packages that can do what you want which could save you a lot of development time?
Stevey T wrote:
recommendations on what framework and mythologies/C# version/database methods/Web UI methods, to use
Do not use mythologies: they are not real!