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  • Mike Holloway
    #1

    FrontPage vs Visual Studio.net

    I have been asked to compare and contrast Visual
    Studio.net 2003 AND FrontPage 2003 as tools for intranet
    web development. Does anyone have opinions or can anyone
    point me to any relevant discussion of this comparison?

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    • Scott M.
      #2
      Re: FrontPage vs Visual Studio.net

      FrontPage is a great Editing/Management tool for lower-level
      Editors/Managers. It does not allow you to build comprehensive .NET
      applications from the ground up.

      VS .NET is a .NET development environment that supports many different
      languages, file types, debugging of code, source control management (FP does
      offer a limited version of source control).

      In short, your HTML authors (and lower level support developers) would
      probably be best using FrontPage. Your more hard-core developers would use
      Visual Studio .NET.


      "Mike Holloway" <Mike.Holloway@ elpaso.com> wrote in message
      news:1f8201c373 0f$37747ab0$a50 1280a@phx.gbl.. .[color=blue]
      > I have been asked to compare and contrast Visual
      > Studio.net 2003 AND FrontPage 2003 as tools for intranet
      > web development. Does anyone have opinions or can anyone
      > point me to any relevant discussion of this comparison?
      >[/color]


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        • Scott M.
          #3
          Re: FrontPage vs Visual Studio.net

          FrontPage is a great Editing/Management tool for lower-level
          Editors/Managers. It does not allow you to build comprehensive .NET
          applications from the ground up.

          VS .NET is a .NET development environment that supports many different
          languages, file types, debugging of code, source control management (FP does
          offer a limited version of source control).

          In short, your HTML authors (and lower level support developers) would
          probably be best using FrontPage. Your more hard-core developers would use
          Visual Studio .NET.


          "Mike Holloway" <Mike.Holloway@ elpaso.com> wrote in message
          news:1f8201c373 0f$37747ab0$a50 1280a@phx.gbl.. .[color=blue]
          > I have been asked to compare and contrast Visual
          > Studio.net 2003 AND FrontPage 2003 as tools for intranet
          > web development. Does anyone have opinions or can anyone
          > point me to any relevant discussion of this comparison?
          >[/color]


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