(Sorry, Firefox/the web/something ate my last post... I'll redo)
.NET? Ack... and I just started moving over to Ubuntu linux to avoid M$...
Ruby on Rails can develop some wickedly fast and simple web-based apps. The framework does tons for you, and simple CRUD operations come out of the box with a script/generate scaffold command... for a single user, the Webrick server is adequate to host it on your own machine as well.
The default implementation does do an awful lot of DB traffic to render some simpler views, but I just create a view in the DB, then build a model to access the view.
Hmm.. I might just have to do a "proof-of-concept" for myself, but that has to come after I complete bootstrapping a QA database for work... Ruby, Ruby on Rails, MySQL, Mongrel clustered app server, Apache front-end... all open source, but none of the tools is currently used/"approved" by the software development tools/IT shop. *sigh*
I assume there's no issue if I clone your work GeorgeS? Time for some late nights with Moody Blues and Lagavulin... Hmm.. maybe not the Lagavulin part... I tend to write code I can't figure out a week later...
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