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How to use ASP.NET with Visual Studio 2008

I have not used Visual Studio with VB 3 and am trying to give it a shot with ASP.NET. It seems like it should be able to connect to the website (via some kind of FTP protocol, I suppose) and allow editing without having to manually upload / download files. Is this supposed to work, or am I misunderstanding? I tried using “create a new site” and “open a website” using my test domain (hosted by godaddy, I wonder if this could be a problem) every time he gives me errors. I'm not sure if I am doing something wrong or trying to do something that it was not intended to be.

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You really don't want to work right on a live website, do you? This is just crazy. One small mistake and you started the site.

Visual Studio now has its own built-in web server. You use this for testing. If you really don't want to use this, you can put IIS on your local computer or configure the Dev / QA server somewhere. In this case, you will edit it through the file share.

You must use some kind of source of control. Even for one developer, this is very important. At the end of the programming session, you check your updates back to the original control.

Finally, only after the site has passed the appropriate QA process, the production server is updated from the control source, and not from within the visual studio.

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godaddy - VS

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1697216/

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