After a bit of hunting I have decided that MSDN as usual is the source of all knowledge...
I started with http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/k4cbh4dh.aspx
This walkthrough has illustrated the basic features of the Visual Web Developer page designer. Now that you understand how to create and edit a Web page in Visual Web Developer, you might want to explore other features. For example, you might want to:
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Learn more about how to edit HTML in Visual Web Developer. For details, see Walkthrough: Basic HTML Editing in Visual Web Developer.
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Add data access to Web pages. For details, see Walkthrough: Basic Data Access in Web Pages.
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Learn about the debugger for Web pages. For details, see Walkthrough: Debugging Web Pages in Visual Web Developer.
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Create Web pages that are specifically designed for mobile phones and other devices. For details, see Developing Web Sites for Mobile Devices.
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Create a consistent site layout using master pages. For details, see Walkthrough: Creating and Using ASP.NET Master Pages in Visual Web Developer.
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Add navigation to your site so users can easily move between pages. For details, see Walkthrough: Adding Site Navigation to a Web Site.
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Development in .net really limits what production environments you can run the site on, surely that is a massive disaster recovery headache knowing you have to find another host that will have .net and I am assumine MS SQL implemented that doesn't cost the earth?
PHP 4 life yo!
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