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Can anyone please give me a nice, expert but concise summary the ASP.NET compilation model with the older, code-behind style, web applications?
I’m fairly familiar with the newer web site model, using partial classes and on-demand compilation, but I’m curious as to how ASP.NET marries the front-deployed ASPX pages to the pre-compiled code behind. Does it still do on-demand compilation of the ASPX’s, but reference code behind, or what?
The code-behind acted as a base class. The aspx part could still have on-demand compilation. The codebehind classes where compiled to a dll.