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What form should i use making a website [closed]

I'm kinda lost and need some help. In the past i have used php and mysql to make websites that are data driven with database. Now i want to use my C# skills to make a site. This new site will be connected to database and have alot of data.

Should i use Visual Studio to do a ASP.NET site ? What is this WPF Browser Application thing, does that work in all browsers ? Is there something else that i could use c# with ?

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eski Avatar asked Feb 02 '10 11:02

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When using C#, the best development environment is indeed Visual Studio. It is not the only option, with MonoDevelop and SharpDevelop being two other IDEs that are themselves written in C# and have integrated build and debugging facilities.

In terms of what technology to use for building a website, you can use ASP.NET, but I think that for someone with PHP experience, ASP MVC will be more natural.

The WPF browser application will require quite a lot of learning (WPF, XAML and more) and will be an IE only proposition.

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Oded Avatar answered Oct 10 '22 20:10

Oded