With Classic ASP it was said that creating code like this:
<td><%= variable1 %></td>
would be slower than, say, have all your html rendered thru the server enging, like this:
insertText = insertText & "<table border='1' cellpadding='4' cellspacing='0' width='95%' align='center'>"
...
Response.Write insertText
Is that still the case with .NET? Or can I go with the 1st example. (Which is easier to work with in developer tools.)
<td><%= variable1 %></td>
would be slower than, say, have all your html rendered thru the server enging, like this:
insertText = insertText & "<table border='1' cellpadding='4' cellspacing='0' width='95%' align='center'>"
...
Response.Write insertText
Is that still the case with .NET? Or can I go with the 1st example. (Which is easier to work with in developer tools.)