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ASP.NET Deployment - Back To Basics
By AngryCoder
News Source
Article Date: 2003-04-23
Some of you may remember that back when Visual Studio .NET was still in its early beta stages, it was pretty damn unstable.
At the time, it was far more productive to develop ASP.NET applications using Notepad than it was to wrestle with the crash-prone Visual Studio .NET IDE. The common development paradigm (oops, I used the "p" word) was to point your ASPX page to the code-behind source code file that contained its associated code-behind class using the "Src" attribute of the @Page directive.
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http://www.angrycoder.com
About the Author:
angryCoder.com is the first eZine written completely using Microsoft's .NET Framework. The origin of the angryCoder name comes from a nickname that was given to me by my co-workers. I would (and still do) get fed up with something that is not being done right (at least in my opinion), and launch into a lengthy diatribe about my thoughts on the subject. For good or for bad, that's the kind of guy I am.
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