ASP Tutorials?

**Man1c M0g** · 02-01-2005

Scrowler has been an ultra-coding guru and written us some ASP tutorials. I always like to consult my audience before considering a new section, though, so the question I'll put to you is this... "Asp tutorials... Yay or nay?". Vote in the normal way please...

scrowler · 02-02-2005

you could include asp in your php section

Order · 02-02-2005

ASP, although a simple language, and is hardly used by any one that would frequent the site could lead to some new visitors, yay.. even though I will never use them really.

supafly · 02-05-2005

i know this maybe a stupid question but since i don't know much about ASP what kind of server can run it?? and is it worth it??

scrowler · 02-05-2005

asp scripting is almost always run on a windows server, you can easily install Microsoft IIS (for Windows 2000 or later) or Microsoft PWS (for Windows 9x) in about 5 minutes and have asp scripts running on your own computer in no time.

although free asp hosting is a bit harder to find than php hosting, if you have paid for it it's not much trouble.

asp is a very easy language to understand as it is largely english based logic, and it has a few nifty inbuilt features like a pre built ad rotator function.

check out my introduction to asp tutorial which will be posted in the tutorials section in a day or two.

**Man1c M0g** · 02-06-2005

Well, I may be jumping the gun here, but I think the result is pretty firmly in the 'YES' camp. With that in mind I'll start adding ASP tutorials as soon as Scrowler sends them to me. I won't make a new category for them though - I think for the time being just putting them into a generic 'Webcoding' category or somesuch will suffice...