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HTML5 and ASP.NET

Hi friends,


I'm confused - does ASP.NET work with HTML5, or just the older versions- will this new HTML5 make some of ASP.NET obsolete...not sure I understand how it all works together?


(I'm a newbie, just learning C# right now)


Thanks for the help...


Nath :-)

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nice articlet thanks

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Thank you :-)

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HTML5 is more of a presentation layer for the controls. I found myself struggling with how do HTML5 and ASP.Net "fit" together because I wanted to use the values of the inputs in postbacks. If that's what you're looking for, please check out the open-source library I made to put the inputs, links and a canvas element in the ASP toolbox. Cheers!

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