centime - 1:42 pm on Sep 2, 2008 (gmt 0)

Actually, my .net sites do as well as they deserve, after a lot of work.

Plus, I find the separation of html and .net code achieved by .net make life easier.

What I would want is standard and default hiding of the viewstate code, it should not have to require extra , quite complex code to handle it.

The code produced by the treeview control, the need to manually construct a sitemap to make it work, should be over come. let it pull its bits from a database. Okay, I've seen some really complex code to achieve this, but, according to the ethos of .net, that should not be necessary,

visual developer 2008 is appallingly slow, clunky, and its publish web site function is poor compared to its predessesor. However, overally, it is actually much better than Frontpage. But when it struggles on a 3.0ghz p4,500mb ram, machine, then its a bit painfull to use. Fix this

Improve compatibility with MySQL, PHP, Apache. I use MySQL a lot via independently developed "connectors" from the MySQL developers community, help these guys more. Perhaps make MSSQL cheaper to run
Actually, I think one reason a lot of chaps don't use it is that its so totally different from php and the LAMPS setup. Plus it always costs more to run , to buy,