I’ve recently created a WCF that gets / process data from SQL Server. The functions are ready to go and I’m ready to begin the next step.
Now I have to design the application that will use its functions.
I’ve been playing with ASP.NET and VB, but to be honest it seems that ASP is geared for bound-type controls and the like. Of course I am a newbie to browser applications, particularly while working with WCF.
The boss wants a browser-based application so my VB.NET Windows project was just scrapped. What technology would you use to build a browser-based application? (keeping in mind that this is an in-house project, local intranet, with appx. 100 users).
Thanks,
Jason
For a web application, if you want to stick with the Microsoft stack, ASP .NET webforms or ASP .NET MVC. Check out http://www.asp.net for tutorials on how to use them.
Other options would be Silverlight, and one that might interest you more, a self-updating Windows Forms application with ClickOnce deployment.