Judith Barer wrote:
>The agency that I work for does not have a big IT budget and I doubt
>that I could even get that proposal out of my mouth without it being
>denied.
>
>
As Mom always said: "The worst thing they can do is say 'no' so go
ahead and ask!"
>Based on everyone's reponses I would be very leary of using .net. I am
>not really ready to proceed right now with any upgrades. It is
>something that I am thinking about. There is another IT person in my
>office who very strongly wants to move to SQL sever and asp.net. He
>does have experience with both but I am not sure that he realizes how
>complex the current app is.
>
>
haha! You've come to the wrong place to get DotNet sympathy or
recommendations (except from a select few!). To be fair, I have heard
of others whom I respect who say that ASP.NET actually is pretty good,
and these are folks that generally despise the rest of DotNet, so take
that for what it's worth.
--Michael
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