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- DigitalMe0
well, the components of the project you mentioned are pretty wide in scope. Also, you didn't give much detail on the project itself.
I tend to work on the front end, web interfaces etc. I do code though. One of the best things for me is using component objects. For instance, standard interface elements, nav, login, user tools, headers and footers can all be made independant components and droped in to any page with one line. Each can have it's own logic behind it/within it. therefore making application wide changes is very simple. The basic .NET controls are very intuitive, and there's a wrath of 3rd party controls that really let you expand your functional scope without doing all the tedious work yourself. Of course there is also an imense amount of support material in the way of code snippets user communities etc.
I work in a small software shop that is pretty MS exclusive and I'm not going to tell you that one environment is better than another...I will say, though, there is always a trade off.
Oh yeah, the web.config files are very cool and very powerful.
IM*H*O
good luch with your project. many successes to you my friend.
:)
snoogins