ASP is a powerful tool for creating dynamic database driven web sites and applications. When used correctly ASP can be used to develop anything from quick web applications with light database interaction to enterprise level web 2.0 enabled applications taking advantage of the newest cutting edge technology. Much of the effectiveness of your application will depend on the basics of your code. Here you will find discussions and examples of good coding methods and practices that will make you a better programmer and make your applications run as robustly and quickly as possible. Over time thousands of programmers have solved the same problems over and over. We hope to share enough of this time gained knowledge to save you the time and effort required to develop these patterns yourself. Instead you should be able to start out using these patterns to catapult your programming level years ahead of your current learning curve. Because ASP is a mature language best practices for asp programming have been around for many years and are very well accepted. That being said most programmers can recognize code from a certain decade. The programming patterns and practices evolve over time and can be as easily recognized as the green tint in a 70s movie. This requires us to stay current with what is accepted best programming practices as those can change over time based on different criteria, such as the standard screen size of internet users, the average bandwidth, and the hardware and software running a site. All of this requires our constant attention so that we can stay relevant in our programming. |
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