I love ASP.NET 2.0 but what I hate is that when we
publish the application it produces million of files (One for each webpage). It
create a compiled version of the page and puts it in the bin directory. Now, the
problem comes when you have an aspx page on the production and you simply want
to change text in the aspx page. In VS.NET 2003 you could simply open the aspx
file and change the text in the html view. But if you want to do the same for
VS.NET 2005 then you need to compile and publish the whole application after
changing the text which really is stupid.
This means even if you spelled something wrong on your page then you have to
compile and publish the whole website and upload the whole website again to see
your changes.
Another bad thing I noticed is when you do "Find all references" it takes
hell lot of time to generate the reference list. Why is everything soo slow in
VS.NET 2005???
powered by IMHO 1.3