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biggus
Hi,
I've just finished a new cross-language web developement framework
called Jasper.
It supports several (four, in fact) platforms and languages, C#/ASP.NET
amongst them. The reliance on ASP.NET's platform is minimal however,
with only the need to associate '.aspx' with classes and the default
Page_Load(...) entry point being used. It is possible to develop
ASP.NET websites then, without the need for VisualStudio and to reason
about and implement websites in a less language or platform dependant
manner.
I am posting this new thread since I want others, ASP.NET programmers
especially, to have a go with Jasper, and hopefully provide some
helpful comments.
http://jasper.sourceforge.net/
Kind regards,
Jim
I've just finished a new cross-language web developement framework
called Jasper.
It supports several (four, in fact) platforms and languages, C#/ASP.NET
amongst them. The reliance on ASP.NET's platform is minimal however,
with only the need to associate '.aspx' with classes and the default
Page_Load(...) entry point being used. It is possible to develop
ASP.NET websites then, without the need for VisualStudio and to reason
about and implement websites in a less language or platform dependant
manner.
I am posting this new thread since I want others, ASP.NET programmers
especially, to have a go with Jasper, and hopefully provide some
helpful comments.
http://jasper.sourceforge.net/
Kind regards,
Jim