Ok. So how good are the pages on cross-browsers? I've seen a number of issues with .net web pages rendering very differently on Explorer and Opera or Firefox/Mozilla. I've also noticed some major speed differences between Explorer and Firefox running on the same machine. I have no problem supporting ASP as a server side page generator, as long as it is usable by all browsers equally. For this reason I use PHP for now.
-----Original Message----- From: Charles, Joshua Micah (UMKC-Student) [mailto:jmcqk6@umkc.edu] Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 9:16 AM To: kclug@kclug.org Subject: Test Hosting Reccomendation
Hello All.
This post is concerning ASP.NET hosting on Linux. There is a service out there:
I have a simple application running on my space. Here is an example of the power of this setup.
I developed my solution on Windows XP using Visual Studio 2003 .NET. I compiled it on windows using the Microsoft .NET C# compiler. Then I simply copied my files over using an FTP client and it ran, on Linux, without recompilation. It has a MySQL backend. When I first uploaded my app, the MySQL connector was not installed on the server machine. So I simply copied the dll into the execution directory ( bin/ ) and my custom app found it and used it automatically - problem solved.
The hosting is free for the moment, because this is currently a beta test. Once it goes live, beta testers will get some money off the final product. If nothing else, this is great for experimenting with.
Have fun!
Josh