[stringtemplate-interest] String-template in the ISS/ASP.NET Setting

[Ian Rae]

ASP.Net has a fair number of nice features so I'm not sure why you want to
replace it with ST.  But for some types of apps I'm sure it might be
better.  My ASP.Net life got much better when I switched to a MVP
(ModelViewPresenter) approach using NUnit to unit test most of the code, and
very lightweight views to bind data to ASP.Net widgets.  This way most
development can be done in a console app (the M and P precisely) where
debugging is simple.

--Ian

On 8/14/07, Geoffrey Zhu <zyzhu2000 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> No use case/best practices about setting up string-template as a
> template engine to generate HTML to share?
>
> The string-template interface is straightforward. I just want to know
> how others with more experience use it to do web development.
>
> On 8/13/07, Geoffrey Zhu <zyzhu2000 at gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > Hi All,
> >
> > From reading about it, it looks like string-template can be used as a
> nice template-engine for generating web pages. I am just wondering if anyone
> has used it with ASP.NET and IIS to build web sites, and if so, what is
> the best way to work under such a setting. For example, what is the best way
> to edit the templates? What is the best workflow? What is the best way to
> debug?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Geoffrey
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