I know asp stands for Active Server Pages but wondering if ‘Active Server’ means anything actually?
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I know asp stands for Active Server Pages but wondering if ‘Active Server’ means anything actually?
ASP.NET pages aren’t static; they have executable, server-side code behind them that may dynamically generate page content or interact with the serving system—they’re active (web) server pages.