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ASP.NET is a set of technologies introduced into the .NET development framework, that are used to produce dynamic web sites, web applications, or web services. The common misunderstanding concerning ASP.NET, as an in-bound web application framework in the CLR of the .NET technology, and PHP, as a scripting language, takes the latter to do the [...]
Active-server-pages (ASP) and Hyper-text-pre-processor (PHP) are the two standards for web application development and more importantly when it comes to interacting heavily with databases and create database-driven websites. Throughout my 6+ years of developing websites and databases for the web, I’ve primarily worked with PHP. Php is an open-source programming language derived from many other [...]
The debate whether .NET Development is better or Java Development is better continues unabated with fans of each technology pronouncing the decline of each other.
Java being the predecessor of all other programming languages is open source and on top of that is platform independent. Being platform independent has made it the preferred choice [...]
ASP.NET 2.0 and ASP.NET 1.1 offered a number of quality features too, but ASP.NET 3.5 has made use of such applications that has increased the popularity of ASP.NET as a development platform.
The ASP.NET Merge Tool is one of the new features that have been added to this platform. Web hosters are able to merge [...]
Changes in the .NET framework.
ASP.NET has come a long way since it first came out. The major changes that took place in version 2.0 revolutionized the way a developer could look at a web page. Instead of the “stateless” web, the .NET framework allowed developers to look at web development in the same [...]
For companies to successfully contract out to IT infrastructure services, they need to construct complex service level agreements with their cloud computing vendors. Some of the key items that these contracts will need to include are relating to outages, server failures, reliability and data security.
12.1 Outages
In any IT environment, outages are [...]
Moving data from in-house servers is not an easy task for most organizations to undertake. The result may be more problematic than many would think, because of different systematic requirements.
Developing a strategy to get data to the cloud is not the main issue. Some cloud vendors are in a proprietary technology platform, so [...]
There are immense benefits from using cloud computing. Of course, with any new technology there will be inherent risks, but companies that intend to provide cloud computing resources will tout many features that help organizations to become more efficient organizations.
Flexibility
With the idea of a “server rental” model in place, it is [...]
Why should companies employ cloud computing? The providers are on the cutting edge. And cutting edge means really good profit margins. The competition is scarce in the and it is easy to dominate the market. The potential for companies to provide these services is immense.
As the trailblazing cloud computing providers continue along their [...]
There are several terms that are frequently associated with cloud computing technology, including Web 2.0, on demand computing and software as a service. Increasingly technology companies are finding that the use of cloud computing technology is of great benefit to customers, as it rids users of intricacies that potentially could be problematic and confusing.
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