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This quote has me floored:
Well, I'm an asp.net developer, not really a web developer. It is like web development with training wheels, only the training wheels are really heavy, uneven, and make riding the bike harder
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read that earlier and just assumed he was talking about asp.net webforms.
I get the impression that quite a lot of webforms people think like that; even reading the weblogs.asp.net feed you see people who are pretty ignorant about web basics such as css.
Floored in a good way, or floored in a bad way? :-)
josh,
Yes, that was my impression as well.
Justin,
Floored as in LOL
Floored how?
My asp.net training wheels fell off on the first "ride" and I havn't missed them since!
Meaning: ASP.NET is perfectly fine for web development.
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