Nope, that's wrong. C# is a language on it's own, able to build all types of .NET Framework applications including ASP.NET code-behind pages. Saying C# is for internet is like saying Java is for web pages. You can use JScript in Webpages, but that's all.As i said i thought C# is ment to be used for internet and web
applications, Am i right on this?
The reason I have not posted in the first thread is simple: We have had far to many threads about .NET and C# and I have seldom met people who did the easiest type of research on their own: go to the creators website, which is easy to find, and read about .NET. I'm not Microsofts Whitepaper teacher.
I already did, though not with free stuff. There is Mono and there is a beta of an Apache Plugin to work with ASP.NET pages. Have a look on the net, they are out there.Would some of you guys move over to .NET if you could get free software to use instead of stuff from MS?