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People and code: The two poles of .NET migration 

 
by David Chappell

People and code: The two poles of .NET migration is a reference article which deals with the two aspects regarding with adapting .NET framework. In this article the author discusses about why people has to be re-trained to catch the existing market by adapting their existing applications to the .NET applications. And about how to adapt the codes of ASP to ASP.NET application by attaching COM interoperatability.

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