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Saturday, July 10, 2004
.NET: New ASP.NET 2.0 controls
With the release of the VS 2005 Beta, I'm expecting that there will be a lot of talk about the new controls and features that can be found in this latest release. The first interesting post I ran across was from Ohad Israeli who discussed the new security controls and pages in ASP.NET.
These new controls let you put login sections onto your website without having to code up all of the UI and logic for tracking the user. ASP.NET also includes functionality for creating new user accounts, retrieving forgotten passwords, and changing passwords. And, it appears that these controls have a fairly customizable look and feel. This should free up developers to use these controls rather than creating these typical features from scratch.
These new controls let you put login sections onto your website without having to code up all of the UI and logic for tracking the user. ASP.NET also includes functionality for creating new user accounts, retrieving forgotten passwords, and changing passwords. And, it appears that these controls have a fairly customizable look and feel. This should free up developers to use these controls rather than creating these typical features from scratch.
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