Online hosting Tools for Asp.net

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Hi All,

Is there any online tool is there to develop my code in online itself.. With limited free memory space.??

Tat means i need to Design code as well as Db also available to develop my solution in online itself ????

Please respond me !!!

Posted 11-Sep-13 2:05am

Sarathkumar Nallathamby

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Sep-13 11:47am

Why? This is a regular ASP.NET hosting. Try to find "try before you pay" one.
—SA

Sarathkumar Nallathamby 12-Sep-13 0:12am

I need Free hosting and i want to work in online itself.. Is this possible?? For Php they r having like free hosting ... Hope u can understand wat i am seeking for!!!

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Bernhard Hiller · Answer 1 · 2013-09-11T21:31:00

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Oh no! You develop your things locally on your local machine. When you tested your application properly, you deploy it on the server of your webhoster (and with asp, most web hosters will charge you some fee). Make sure that you use "similar" versions of IIS and .Net framework (if required); also take care of 32bit vs. 64bit issues if you really need to use third party components.

Posted 11-Sep-13 21:31pm

Bernhard Hiller

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Sarathkumar Nallathamby 12-Sep-13 8:39am

Buddy i know these basics .. But what i am expecting is different.. Anyway thanks