It was in 1996 when Microsoft first unveiled its classic Active Server Pages known as classic ASP. This construe script contained unstructured code that wasn’t easy to write. Debugging and maintenance were also quite difficult tasks to perform. A classic ASP app used to become more complex when some applications had an enhanced size. It occurred because of distasteful mixing of code, formatting and content. The maintenance and development costs were very high because of spaghetti code. Now things have changed quite dramatically after the revelation of ASP.NET. This new web development platform from Microsoft offers services and structure require to ...

Microsoft has just released an open source package manager [Nupack] for the .Net program. Microsoft corporate VP for developer division Scott Guthrie says in a blog post that with the release of this new open source package manager; search, installation and use of .Net libraries in some project would become a lot easier. .Net project types that include MVC and Webforms of ASP.Net have been used in the development of the Nupack. However, it has not been revealed whether Nupack is an open source package or not, as open source software is something that Microsoft is not known for.  But ...