Ik zag hier nog geen topic over dus ik dacht: ik waag mijn kans 
Daarstraks kreeg ik een mailtje met de melding dat er een nieuwe versie uit is van Asp.net Web Matrix (0.6).
ff kort info: met web matrix kan je asp.net pagina's (dynamische webpagina's maken) zonder dat je dure editors (als VS.net) nodig hebt. (ja je zou ook notepad kunnen gebruiken, enkel voor de die-hards;))
Het is VOLLEDIG GRATIS van microsoft en hier te downloaden:
info: http://www.asp.net
download: http://www.asp.net/webmatrix/download.aspx?tabindex=4
De verbeteringen tgov de eerste versie volgens Microsoft (er staat ook nog wat andere info bij):
Ik heb hem er net opstaan en de look is wel mooier!
Ook al dit gemerkt: makkelijk datasources invoegen en ik kan nog altijd niet op een andere plaats in mijn netwerk opslaan
En er zit een makkelijke editor in om databases te maken en aan te passen, zowel voor SQL als access (ook J# support)
Als ik wat tijd heb maak ik wel ff iets en zet het op mijn server.
Doel van dit topic:
Bugs melden, nieuwe coole functies, fixes,...
Daarstraks kreeg ik een mailtje met de melding dat er een nieuwe versie uit is van Asp.net Web Matrix (0.6).
ff kort info: met web matrix kan je asp.net pagina's (dynamische webpagina's maken) zonder dat je dure editors (als VS.net) nodig hebt. (ja je zou ook notepad kunnen gebruiken, enkel voor de die-hards;))
Het is VOLLEDIG GRATIS van microsoft en hier te downloaden:
info: http://www.asp.net
download: http://www.asp.net/webmatrix/download.aspx?tabindex=4
De verbeteringen tgov de eerste versie volgens Microsoft (er staat ook nog wat andere info bij):
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am proud to announce the new Microsoft ASP.NET Web Matrix version 0.6. The project has come a long way since its inception and I am excited that you have chosen to explore ASP.NET and try out Web Matrix. You will find Web Matrix is an excellent jumping off point for ASP.NET and will enable you to quickly and easily build dynamic, data-driven Web sites and Web applications.
With this release we were able to incorporate much of the community feedback directly into the new version. There are too many new features to discuss here, but some highlights include:
Microsoft Access Database (MDB) support
An enhanced design time experience including user control (.ascx) rendering, table editing and inline CSS style editing
J# support
Persistent FTP and Data connections between sessions
Full support of the .NET Framework 1.1 (Web Matrix and Cassini, the associated development Web server )
Enhancements to source editing including options for tabs and indentation
Unified plug-in model for implementing add-ins, code wizards and document wizards
Lots of bug fixes
These features and bug fixes were driven by the feedback loop that was established with our Web Matrix and ASP.NET communities. The feedback helped the Web Matrix team by enabling us to focus our limited resources most effectively. As a result, we have been able to further Web Matrix to best serve the needs of our users.
Web Matrix is important to Microsoft because it provides an excellent gateway into ASP.NET. By providing a lightweight, easy to use, community oriented tool we have enabled a much broader range of developers to explore the benefits of ASP.NET. In just its first year, Web Matrix has received over 600,000 downloads! Even as a technical preview, Web Matrix is a great tool for developers to explore ASP.NET and helps us connect with the development community.
Web Matrix is developed by a few members of the ASP.NET team as a fun project alongside the next version of ASP.NET. I would like to thank Andrew Lin and Eilon Lipton, two developers who played a critical role providing lots of exciting new features for this release, and John Dixon, Jon Jung, Kashif Alam, Carlos Aguilar Mares, and Vijayalaksmi Ramkumar for dedicating countless hours towards ensuring the quality of this product.
I hope that you enjoy this new version of Web Matrix and find that it helps you utilize ASP.NET to its fullest potential. I hope you find it still more usable in its updated form, and as always, I am looking forward to reading your comments, feedback, and suggestions in the forums.
am proud to announce the new Microsoft ASP.NET Web Matrix version 0.6. The project has come a long way since its inception and I am excited that you have chosen to explore ASP.NET and try out Web Matrix. You will find Web Matrix is an excellent jumping off point for ASP.NET and will enable you to quickly and easily build dynamic, data-driven Web sites and Web applications.
With this release we were able to incorporate much of the community feedback directly into the new version. There are too many new features to discuss here, but some highlights include:
Microsoft Access Database (MDB) support
An enhanced design time experience including user control (.ascx) rendering, table editing and inline CSS style editing
J# support
Persistent FTP and Data connections between sessions
Full support of the .NET Framework 1.1 (Web Matrix and Cassini, the associated development Web server )
Enhancements to source editing including options for tabs and indentation
Unified plug-in model for implementing add-ins, code wizards and document wizards
Lots of bug fixes
These features and bug fixes were driven by the feedback loop that was established with our Web Matrix and ASP.NET communities. The feedback helped the Web Matrix team by enabling us to focus our limited resources most effectively. As a result, we have been able to further Web Matrix to best serve the needs of our users.
Web Matrix is important to Microsoft because it provides an excellent gateway into ASP.NET. By providing a lightweight, easy to use, community oriented tool we have enabled a much broader range of developers to explore the benefits of ASP.NET. In just its first year, Web Matrix has received over 600,000 downloads! Even as a technical preview, Web Matrix is a great tool for developers to explore ASP.NET and helps us connect with the development community.
Web Matrix is developed by a few members of the ASP.NET team as a fun project alongside the next version of ASP.NET. I would like to thank Andrew Lin and Eilon Lipton, two developers who played a critical role providing lots of exciting new features for this release, and John Dixon, Jon Jung, Kashif Alam, Carlos Aguilar Mares, and Vijayalaksmi Ramkumar for dedicating countless hours towards ensuring the quality of this product.
I hope that you enjoy this new version of Web Matrix and find that it helps you utilize ASP.NET to its fullest potential. I hope you find it still more usable in its updated form, and as always, I am looking forward to reading your comments, feedback, and suggestions in the forums.
Ik heb hem er net opstaan en de look is wel mooier!
Ook al dit gemerkt: makkelijk datasources invoegen en ik kan nog altijd niet op een andere plaats in mijn netwerk opslaan
En er zit een makkelijke editor in om databases te maken en aan te passen, zowel voor SQL als access (ook J# support)
Als ik wat tijd heb maak ik wel ff iets en zet het op mijn server.
Doel van dit topic:
Bugs melden, nieuwe coole functies, fixes,...