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What is the difference between a Windows Forms application and an ASP.NET web application?

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What is the difference between a Windows Forms application and an ASP.NET web application?

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For those who look for tutorials. I asked my friend who is a kinda pro in IT. So, he advised me to begin with this site https://www.infopulse.com/blog/tutorial-creating-basic-asp-net-core-angular-4-application-in-windows-10/. He said that it’s a good and detailed guide where all basic features are mentioned step by step. There are a lot of examples and explanations.

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Maybe someone knows where it’s possible to find some video tutorials to make things a bit clearer?

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Windows Forms applications are Microsoft .NET’s version of the traditional Windows desktop GUI application. Most Visual Basic 6.0 applications fall into this category. ASP.NET web applications are the .NET equivalent of an ASP 3.0 web application. The development tools for creating ASP.NET applications have advanced significantly since ASP 3.0. ASP.NET offers many of the conveniences that Visual Basic developers are accustomed to (including a forms editor and a tightly integrated debugger). ASP.NET development is quite similar to developing Windows Forms applications in Visual Basic .NET. ASP.NET can generate HTML that can be rendered by most common web browsers on any platform. A web application is a good choice if you need to deliver your application to multiple platforms without requiring an installation footprint.

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