Code Behind - who uses it?

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Hi,
i was in the book store this weekend checkingout some ASP.NET books. I
noticed that many do not use the "new" code-behind model much. Why is
this?

What do you ASP.NET developers use and why?

thanks much.
 
To code behind or not, it is the same when it comes to performance.
But I think most of web developers prefer to use code behind, because they'd
like to separate code from presentation, so designers can work with aspx and
code developers work with vb or cs.
Also this made your project much easier to navigate and work with.
Books my refere to inline coding just for simplification, and in later
chapters they should mention the code behind technique..
any way, this is only reflect my idea and opinion
Regards,
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Muhammad Mosa
Software Engineer & Solution Developer
MCT/MCSD.NET
MCTS: .Net 2.0 Web Applications
MCTS: .Net 2.0 Windows Applications
 
Based on my own experience, if I want a single - file page that is easy to
show as an example, that is usually when I use inline server-side <script>.
So it makes sense possibly for a book, and also because in the early days of
..NET the original ASP.NET developers came from the classic ASP space where
there is no such thing as "Codebehind". In fact, the original IBuySpy
reference app was written in all inline code with no codebehind files.
Peter
 
i am all of the separation of code from presentation...my biggest gripe

however is that it's not like the old days when you can make changes on

the fly if needed. Now, for any change that you need to make, you must

recompile the distributable dll and re-publish your web-site. That to
me is a bit discouraging as compared to code that is actually embedded
in a single file and compiled ont he fly (like JIT).
 
i am all of the separation of code from presentation...my biggest gripe
however is that it's not like the old days when you can make changes on
the fly if needed. Now, for any change that you need to make, you must
recompile the distributable dll and re-publish your web-site. That to
me is a bit discouraging as compared to code that is actually embedded
in a single file and compiled ont he fly (like JIT).
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You can't possibly be serious...???
 
i think you are correct muhammed, anyway i wanted to ask you where to
take the MCTS course in egypt, thnx

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