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Guest
Hi,
I've built a few small apps in asp.net (vb.net). But I am not sure if I am
doing things according to best practice, even though the apps work well etc.
I have some questions which I hope some people have opinions on..
1: I have started using FlowLayout on the webforms so as to handle the
different screen sizes\resolutions. How do you layout the page, I am using
html tables which is cumbersome, is there a better way? How do you position
the controls around a page using FlowLayout without using HTML Tables?
2: I have a class which is used to return sqldatareaders, should I used
datasets or dataviews instead?
3: What do you use to keep a consistent look and feel on each of the many
webforms in the app. I know asp.net 2.0 has Master\Content pages which sounds
great but what do you currenty use? Usercontrols?
Thanks
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I've built a few small apps in asp.net (vb.net). But I am not sure if I am
doing things according to best practice, even though the apps work well etc.
I have some questions which I hope some people have opinions on..
1: I have started using FlowLayout on the webforms so as to handle the
different screen sizes\resolutions. How do you layout the page, I am using
html tables which is cumbersome, is there a better way? How do you position
the controls around a page using FlowLayout without using HTML Tables?
2: I have a class which is used to return sqldatareaders, should I used
datasets or dataviews instead?
3: What do you use to keep a consistent look and feel on each of the many
webforms in the app. I know asp.net 2.0 has Master\Content pages which sounds
great but what do you currenty use? Usercontrols?
Thanks
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