Developing a ASPX Ajax site

FarligOpptreden said:
1 - By constructing the queries in the Stored Procedure and executing them via sp_ExecuteSql, you execute a structured query (SQL, hey :p) without @variables in, with explicit values assigned to the clauses and or ordering. I believe in a philosophy of managing as much as possible on the database, thereby reducing the areas re maintenance. It's much quicker to fix a single stored procedure in the database, than it is to fix a query compilation error in your BL layer, compile the whole thing, obfuscate the code and deploying it on the necessary servers.

2 - Fair enough, but you win nothing over Stored Procedures then (except perhaps a maintenance burden).
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KK.
Good points.
Thanks.
 
semaphore said:
that site is pretty minimalistic.
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In look and feel perhaps, but the code is pretty hectic. I've been following the site since before beta, and the back-end code is pretty decent - and everything but minimalistic. Plus, watch the page load. You can set favourites (and ignore other tags), which are all implemented using jQuery. Sorry, but it's actually anything BUT minimalist.
 
semaphore said:
that site is pretty minimalistic.
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Seriously man, by just fiddling with CSS a bit and adding a picture or two, the site could look as flashy as you want it to. The technology behind the site is what makes it mind-blowing, not the minimalistic approach to the UI...
 
Ok,

Well each to there own. I prefer php / ruby over to .net. Even thou i have made alot of sites in that languages.

The site isnt mind blowing. It does nothing special in my eyes, but just relay data back to the user.
 
semaphore said:
The site isnt mind blowing. It does nothing special in my eyes, but just relay data back to the user.
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Yes, and it does so reliably and quickly. That makes it a success. ;)

The fact that it is written on the ASP.Net MVC framework makes it [the framework] (in my opinion) ready for prime time. That's the point I was making, anyway.

FWIW, I enjoy PHP (esp. CodeIgniter), and I'm getting into Drupal too.
 
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