New concepts - 1 - splitting code from html [posted by dotnetter 169 days ago - 58 views]
It didn't really take me long to start understanding how to do certain things in C# that I would have done in Coldfusion, ie the basics: for loops, if statements, database queries and so on.
On the flipside, perhaps the single largest learning curve in C# is the whole host of new concepts you need to learn. Once you get going though, it all pays off.
First off, the habbit of splitting out my server-side code from HTML display coding. This takes a fair bit of practice and lots of will-power.
What could be achieved with cfoutput in Coldfusion can pretty-much be achieved with %= % in C#. This SHOULD NOT BE OVER USED.
Anyone who has used Coldfusion CFCs, components and objects, will have a slight advantage here. The idea is that in your aspx file you stick to HTML, and the odd asp tag(to output a pre-rendered bit of html, made from a function in your .cs file). 0 comments | 58 views
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