Code Folders
Everyone who actually reads will probably already know this, but, it was new to me.
In your ASP 2.0, you can add a folder called Code to your project. If you add a class file to that directory, it will be dynamically compiled with your site. No build required. I understand that you can put Typed Datasets and WSDL files in there as well and the proxy classes will be generated.
I was breezing through ASP.NET v. 2.0-The Beta Version at B&N (until I noticed that Hurricane Charley had arrived to Chesapeake Va...and my street usually floods out) and saw that you can include both .vb and .cs classes, but you have to define seperate folders under code and configure your web.config so that the compiler knows that it is handling two languages.
I sorta skipped the ASP thing, but I was always impressed with being able to add a page to the site and it ran. I don't think that I want to add my source code to production sites, but for fixing bugs in development/test this will be great.
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