These object spaces are nice, however I'm more excited about the
possibilities with code-beside and partial classes.

It really helps keep "core" and "peripheral" code separated, specially
for adhoc development teams in smaller enterprises.

The separation of code and presentation was something great in 1.x, but
the next version of the framework itself will revolutionize how apps
will get built.

However, due to partial classes, I think that people might tend to go
about creating "peripheral" code. This is a double edged sword. On one
hand it lets people customize freely, while on the other hand it opens
up security issues.

I have yet to get a copy of the new version to really do some breaking.
As with any of the newer MS technologies, I agree with many including
charles to not get too comfortable with something unless it's truly
concrete and released to the rest of the world.

Ciao.
Rahul
On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 1:03PM -0500, Charles Mark Carroll wrote:
> http://authors.aspalliance.com/paulwilson/articles/?id=21
> Paul Wlison has an article on Object Spaces
>
> I saw them at Redmond ASP.net team private meeting over a years ago
> and was really impressed.
>
> --- In AspNetBeta@..., "rob_waggoner" <rwaggs@w...>
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>> I've been looking at an alpha for about a month now, and have
> found
>> one aspect of Whidbey that I'm excited about.
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