Web sites used to be constructed with VB 6.0 & ASP Classic.
While considered legacy at this time, many sites were assembled using
this technology. I have considerable experience & skill with both
VB 6.0 & ASP Classic.
ASP.Net & VB.Net are in vogue for web site construction. While these are a very powerful
platform, .Net is relatively new. It's newness is reflected in the (1) help files
(how difficult is can be to find what you are looking for) & (2) how easily
one can find oneself painted into a corner. Case in point, I built controls on the fly
from a table that the administrator could edit. This was done with a custom
user control. When I tried to use the data inserted by a user into the on-the-fly control
assembly, I could find no instructions/examples of how to do it. I had to figured it out on my own.
I had to sort out the post back by inspecting the client-side assembly.