Why in the world would they support a 10+ year old technology that's been replaced by a technology (ASP.NET WebForms) that's now also widely considered outdated?
Because there is a customer base who would pay for that. I pay $350 a month for a 1/4th rack colocation space and 15mbps bandwidth. If there was a comparable and compatable "cloud" option I might consider it.
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What makes me mad about Azure is that they support PHP but not Asp "Classic". I might try it, if it supported my favorite technology.
Why in the world would they support a 10+ year old technology that's been replaced by a technology (ASP.NET WebForms) that's now also widely considered outdated?
Because there is a customer base who would pay for that. I pay $350 a month for a 1/4th rack colocation space and 15mbps bandwidth. If there was a comparable and compatable "cloud" option I might consider it.