webmatrix 是否适合“私人”应用？网络应用程序？
我想为我为客户构建的应用程序构建一个网络界面。该应用程序本身是使用 Access 作为前端和 SQL Server 作为数据库制作的。
这个想法是让他们在路上检查商品的库存，或者使用笔记本电脑甚至智能手机查看客户的订单。
因为我制作了一些简单的网站，所以我对 html 和 CSS 有基本的经验。
我的问题是：webmatrix 是这项工作的不错选择吗？
由于我很好地掌握了 VBA 和 SQL，并且客户端无论如何都是 MS 环境，所以我认为 webmatrix 可能是该项目的一个简单路径。
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I would like to build a web interface for an app I build for a client. The app itself is made with Access for the front-end, and SQL Server for the database.
The idea is to allow them to check the stock of an item, or see the orders of a client using a laptop or even a smartphone, while on the road.
I have a basic experience with html and CSS, since I made a few simple sites.
My question is: would webmatrix be a good choice for that job ?
Since I master VBA and SQL quite well, and the client is a MS environment anyway, I thought webmatrix could be an easy path for that project.
Any feedback appreciated. Other suggestions are welcome. Thanks.
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我们的环境非常相似。我们有一个在 Microsoft Access 中开发的旧应用程序，针对 SQL Server 2005 运行。最初，我们使用 WebMatrix 开发了一个单页网站，上面显示了一些关键数据。随着时间的推移，它已经增长到大约 30 个页面，员工和客户都登录到它。我的计划是逐步用 WebMatrix 应用程序完全取代 Access 应用程序。
一般来说，WebMatrix 开发环境非常适合简单的页面，我喜欢它的轻量级快速启动易于使用的方法。在一些使用c#类的更复杂的页面上，我将切换到Visual Studio。
既然您有一些 HTML 和 CSS 经验，那么我认为 WebMatrix 使用的 razor 语法是一个自然的进展。如果您唯一的语言经验是 vba，那么使用 c# 或 vb.net 可能会遇到一些挑战。我会推荐 C#，因为它更像是一个标准。
祝你好运！
We have a very similar environment. We have a legacy application developed in Microsoft Access running against SQL Server 2005. Initially we developed a single page website using WebMatrix that had some key data displayed on it. Over time, it's grown to having maybe 30 pages, with both employees and customers logging in to it. It's my plan to gradually replace the Access application completely with a WebMatrix application.
Generally, the WebMatrix development enviromnent is quite competent for simple pages and I like its lightweight quick-to-boot easy-to-use approach. On some of the more complicated pages that use c# classes, I will switch to Visual Studio.
Since you have some experience with HTML and CSS, then I think the razor syntax that WebMatrix uses is a natural progression. If your only language experience has been vba, you might have some challenge using c# or perhaps vb.net. I would recommend c# as being more of an standard.
Good luck!