Programming for extensibility assures ease of maintainability in your design. Control templates offer this functionality to custom Web controls.
by Miguel A. Castro
August 14, 2006
n my travels I've had a chance to spread the good word of Web control development to many around the country; and I've also had a chance to meet many programmers who have been writing controls for a while.
While it's awesome to get a chance to talk code with people who enjoy the same areas of .NET that I do, I notice that there is plenty in the Web control arena that they are not familiar with. Control templates are probably the quintessential example of this. I urge you to read this article and learn about what is probably the most important feature of custom Web control development that contributes to writing extensible controls.
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n my travels I've had a chance to spread the good word of Web control development to many around the country; and I've also had a chance to meet many programmers who have been writing controls for a while.
