webforms - can anyone define a stack for a ASP.NET Web forms application? -


What is the stack for an asp.net web forms? And why?

For example, ASP.NET MVC is an example:

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To be completely honest, depends on the specific project too many that you plan to make with the webform. Since I am new to MVC, so I do with all my .NET development webform. So here's the "Stack" (framework + tools + component) that I use when I create an application:

Framework

Obviously, ASP.NET WebForms

< H3> I'm sure to keep my separate layers (Presentation Layer - ASPX Webform, Business Logic - ASPX VB / ASPX CC Code Behind, Data Access Layer - Extra Classes) apart.

Tools

  • Visual Studio 2010 - I dare you to find a better device for the development of an NIT-based web application.
  • SQL Management Studio Express - Great tool database setup for managing
  • - Subversion tool that integrates directly into Windows's context file menu
  • - Great Bug tracking device that integrates with Tortoise SNN.

Library

  • - I everything
  • - Adding "squash" user interface elements and Great for creating more interactive web forms
  • - I use it to build data grid elements on my site since it is built with jQuery, it interfaces well and has AJAX data load Handles.
  • - Another JavaScript library which is great for animations and changes.

    • Test

    • Visual Studio Debugger - Make sure things are working
    • - Firefox Extensions - Debugging client-side scripts and It is absolutely essential for the identification of HTML / CSS. Errors
    • - Useful for anyone who supports commercial customers (who are still using IE6)

    For deployment, I use custom tools I use a set which often creates a unique file name for the changed files that need to be bypass when changing the user's cache - whenever a CSS or JS file is updated or I change an imageThe front, I will attach a unique string at the end of the file name so that the file browser can be retrieved.


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