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by Athtar
5181 days ago
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Yes, C# is definitely the way to go. VB is still supported but C# is now the primary language if you are doing .NET development. What functionality do the current ASP pages provide? Is this for a website or are these custom applications? Either way, I would recommend switching to MVC but depending on the use, your approach will vary. |
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Lots of pages that list data using tables. Different logic for changing what gets displayed on the pages. For example, showing something based on a user being logged in or not.