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Publisher1.3 Choosing a Language
Choosing which language to use when developing
ASP.NET applications is both easier and harder than choosing a
language for classic ASP development. It is harder because it may be
intimidating for some to choose between a substantially revised
Visual Basic and a completely new language, C#. It is easier because
the choice of language no longer requires giving up substantial
amounts of functionality for your preferred language.As in many other cases, including language choice in classic ASP, a
lot of the decision is determined by where you're
coming from. If you're:
- An experienced ASP developer who has used VBScript
You'll probably prefer Visual Basic.NET.- An experienced ASP developer who's used JScript
You'll want to look at C# or JScript.NET (keeping in
mind that finding code examples in C# is easier, since the novelty of
the language makes it more interesting for many).- An experienced Visual Basic developer
Visual Basic.NET is the obvious choice, but you may also find it
worthwhile to check out C#, which offers a lot of the power of C++
without such a steep learning curve.- An experienced C, C++, or Java developer
You'll probably feel right at home with C#, which,
as a C-derived language, shares a lot of syntax with these languages.- New to ASP.NET development, with no prior ASP experience
Visual Basic.NET will probably be easiest to learn, although C# runs
a close second.
Because of the level of cross-language interoperability in .NET, your
choice needn't be an either/or. You can feel free to
create applications and classes in Visual Basic.NET, C#, JScript.NET,
or any .NET-enabled language, knowing that they will be able to work
together smoothly and easily, thanks to the CLR.
