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Should new programmers learn ASP first or ASP.Net? [closed]

My colleague here argues that new programmers must learn ASP first, before they learn ASP.Net.

I seem to agree with him as most new programmers who start with ASP.Net do not understand web get, post and state management :(

Which is best to learn web programming Classic ASP or ASP.Net?

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reva Avatar asked Dec 04 '08 05:12

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I'd pick ASP.NET MVC over classic ASP. The problem with classic ASP is the support level for it. With MVC, you learn both about web get/post and state management, while at the same time getting the advantage of using your favorite OO language.

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Haacked Avatar answered Oct 05 '22 23:10

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I would say don't learn classic ASP and then ASP.NET. Classic ASP is dead. Or should be.

Why not learn ASP.NET (MVC and WebForms) while also dabbling in PHP. Looking at PHP would help a developer get a sense of what its like working at a lower abstraction level.

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BuddyJoe Avatar answered Oct 06 '22 00:10

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