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Nice castle and tinfoil Armour, dungeon and dinos. we need creativity

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                 \_\_\_/ /  | work yourself to death      |

\ | /\/ |and I stick a horn into you! |
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(i copied that from somewhere)

Hi Guys, One of those days when i have to start a new assignment and i feel a little uncertain about which path to go.. CROSSROAD. I did a decent amount of web application development using Asp.net, from framework 1.1 to 4.0, then moved to Silverlight for nearly 2 years due to my assignments. haven't got a chance to work with MVC so i am kind of MVC virgin. so as to say, i am a Razor engine virgin too. :^) Now i have an opportunity to work on a Web application (not Silverlight based), and looking at options at hand, I am uncertain what would be a good way to go ahead. 1) should i go with just pure (HTML5 + JavaScript) way while consuming data via services 2) or should i do a HTML5 + Razor engine path, while data is still to be consumed via services. I am inclined towards option 1, pure HTML5 and JavaScript for development, but should i be too worried about getting into JavaScript horror house? or should i look towards Razor engine to be a more promising one? Some light please.. :~

he he... it's air borne...

first thing I'll do today when i reach back home. so windows store it is i have to look at!! thanks for heads up.

Waiting for it to be downloaded as service pack, before i attempt to do a clean installation of this upgrade. quite curious as have read articles with different opinion, some positive and some mentioning it's not worth looking at.