With hosting I was mainly talking from a new person's perspective, I don't know how you feel about this, but for me setting up .Net hosting can be harder.
I've struggled with this a lot before, where your basic linux hosting is just easier and you can find more topics on this. (I realize this might be opinionated)
I am a Full stack .NET Developer, I like to work with C#, Asp.Net Core, SQL, Mongo DB, Azure, JavaScript...
Always eager to learn new technologies. I am here to share, ask & eventually learn.
That SEO article is from 2011 and like 5 major framework version updates behind, the last 3 of which run on Windows, Mac, and Linux. VS.net has right click publish to Azure web hosting plans that run on either Linux or Windows. Microsoft has reams of documentation, videos, and open source solutions how to get started with web dev on .net.
You’re probably due for a refresher on what .net is these days, because it’s not what you describe.
Hey JFK, sorry to offend you, I mean it made the list, There must just be some pro's and cons and I highly recommend anyone interested to check it out.
I also mention Microsoft has massive documentation on it.
Again sorry if this post offended you, I still think it's a good framework and people should consider it.
I am a Full stack .NET Developer, I like to work with C#, Asp.Net Core, SQL, Mongo DB, Azure, JavaScript...
Always eager to learn new technologies. I am here to share, ask & eventually learn.
The SEO article you refer is talking about ASP.NET Web Forms, which is outdated framework. Its not good idea to blog out wrong information by mistake, this gives wrong impression to beginners while making decisions. :)
What cool thing you can do with .NET ?
You can build big site like StackOverflow. Yes its made in ASP.NET MVC.
Now we have ASP.NET MVC and ASP.NET Core MVC, Which is pretty mature framework, we can do all things in SEO using this framework.
I didn't write this to promote the framework, I just shared some good information on .NET, Tools may change every year, So At the end use the best tool for the Job. :)
Oke cool thanks for this additional info, I know .net is pretty cool, I mean I used it about 5 years ago the last time, so don't pin me down on the details these days.
Hosting back then was a pain, because Azure wasn't a thing, and setting up Windows hosting could take forever...
It's def a good framework for people getting into development, hence it's on the list 🤟
I am a Full stack .NET Developer, I like to work with C#, Asp.Net Core, SQL, Mongo DB, Azure, JavaScript...
Always eager to learn new technologies. I am here to share, ask & eventually learn.
Nice , How easy its to setup linux hosting then , What web server did you use ? Do you know a article or tutorial on how to host apps in linux ? I want to try it once.
This might be a personal answer, but compared to windows hosting back in the days Linux was always way more interfaced using systems like for instance DirectAdmin.
I am a Full stack .NET Developer, I like to work with C#, Asp.Net Core, SQL, Mongo DB, Azure, JavaScript...
Always eager to learn new technologies. I am here to share, ask & eventually learn.
With hosting I was mainly talking from a new person's perspective, I don't know how you feel about this, but for me setting up .Net hosting can be harder.
I've struggled with this a lot before, where your basic linux hosting is just easier and you can find more topics on this. (I realize this might be opinionated)
The SEO, not saying these things are not fixable, but out of the box it could be better:
moz.com/ugc/seo-pitfalls-every-mic...
To host
.NETapps , we can easily do right click publish toAzure, or hook up a CI/CD pipeline likeAzure DevopsandGithub Actions.I don't know why you had bad experience with hosting. Can you elaborate more ? How did you host your
.NETapps ? And how easy it is withLinux?That SEO article is from 2011 and like 5 major framework version updates behind, the last 3 of which run on Windows, Mac, and Linux. VS.net has right click publish to Azure web hosting plans that run on either Linux or Windows. Microsoft has reams of documentation, videos, and open source solutions how to get started with web dev on .net.
You’re probably due for a refresher on what .net is these days, because it’s not what you describe.
Hey JFK, sorry to offend you, I mean it made the list, There must just be some pro's and cons and I highly recommend anyone interested to check it out.
I also mention Microsoft has massive documentation on it.
Again sorry if this post offended you, I still think it's a good framework and people should consider it.
The
SEOarticle you refer is talking aboutASP.NET Web Forms, which is outdated framework. Its not good idea to blog out wrong information by mistake, this gives wrong impression to beginners while making decisions. :)What cool thing you can do with .NET ?
ASP.NET MVC. Now we haveASP.NET MVCandASP.NET Core MVC, Which is pretty mature framework, we can do all things in SEO using this framework.I didn't write this to promote the framework, I just shared some good information on .NET, Tools may change every year, So At the end use the best tool for the Job. :)
Oke cool thanks for this additional info, I know .net is pretty cool, I mean I used it about 5 years ago the last time, so don't pin me down on the details these days.
Hosting back then was a pain, because Azure wasn't a thing, and setting up Windows hosting could take forever...
It's def a good framework for people getting into development, hence it's on the list 🤟
Nice , How easy its to setup
linuxhosting then , What web server did you use ? Do you know a article or tutorial on how to host apps in linux ? I want to try it once.This might be a personal answer, but compared to windows hosting back in the days Linux was always way more interfaced using systems like for instance DirectAdmin.
But even underwater setting up Linux hosting is not difficult.
As for WebServer this Linux article is great: linuxandubuntu.com/home/how-to-set...
Thank you. Had good discussion though. Appreciate. :)