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ASP.Net Web Development |
| ASP.Net (C#,VB) is one of the most used web programming languages on the Internet. In reality, ASP.Net is not a programming language. ASP.Net is web application frame developed by Microsoft. ASP.Net websites are almost exclusively developed and hosted on Windows Servers. Even though some Linux Variants have been developed, those are not as successful as ASP.Net on Windows. Programming language mostly used to create ASP.Net pages is CSharp(C#) although some programmers who have Visual Basic application development background are more comfortable in using VB for ASP.Net Website development. We have experienced ASP.Net programmers / developers and SQL Server database developers to develop any kind of web site for you. Please Contact us for a free quote. |
Advantage of using ASP.Net for web development
You want to cut the costs of updating and modifying your website. Creating a database backend, for example mysql, to your website will significantly lower your website overhead. The interface to this database is provided through server side web framework like ASP.Net. We can provide you a control / admin panel, which will be built using Asp.Net, which will allow you to update your website yourself. You won't need to contact us to make changes to your website like updating web page content or to add new products or manage existing products of an online store we build for you. We can build online stores where you can sell your products / services with option to easily add/modify/remove products and manage orders. You can electronically receive payments using many different methods like credit card with payment processors like authorize.net, 2checkout.com or paypal, egold, e-bullion etc.
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