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Summary
ASP.NET Web Matrix is a free tool for developing ASP.NET Web pages. However, ASP.NET Web Matrix has limitations, including lack of tools that speed page development and reduce the number of errors. ASP.NET Web Matrix also lacks troubleshooting and debugging tools. The logical upgrade path is Visual Studio .NET.The ASP.NET Web Matrix environment includes panes displaying tools, properties of objects, an explorer-like view of your site, and a central area called the page space, where you type. The Toolbox actually has five or more toolboxes overlaid.You can enter code by typing, by double-clicking a tool icon, or by pasting a saved snippet of code. The characters of your page will automatically color-code according to their purpose. Code is edited and saved in essentially the same way as when you work with Word.You can work in one of two modes. The Design mode will reformat your code to meet the XHTML standards. Although the reformatting does not affect functionality, it changes tabs and enters, and may add certain closing tags. The other mode, Preview, does not change your code but does limit the tools ASP.NET Web Matrix makes available. You can view the page space using one of five options, ranging from just the code, to just the user interface, to a preview of the entire page.By clicking F5 you can start the ASP.NET Web Matrix Web server to enable you to view a page without actually serving it on a dedicated server. Once the Web server is started, Web Matrix allows you to create, serve, and browse a page all on one machine.Code that you write and expect to reuse on other pages can be saved to the My Snippets toolbar. A double-click on a saved snippet makes a copy into the current page at the location of the insertion bar.
Web Matrix includes a class browser that provides the members of almost all objects. The class browser can be difficult for programmers new to .NET, but as your knowledge increases, the class browser can prove to be very useful.
