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I recently had a techical test for a job interview where I did a Response.Write(). I was told that this was “old fashioned” and that there are better ways of doing this now. The interviewer wouldn’t elaborate, so I’m keen to know what he was referring to. Anyone have any ideas?
Response.Write is great, if everything on the page is sent by it. I use it when I have to use ASPX to serve non-HTML files that I generate on the fly.
Response.Write doesn’t make any sense at all if you are using non-empty ASPX pages.