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ASP.Net Project FTP Upload Utility

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Easily deploy ASP.Net projects to any FTP sites with this tool.
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Submitted on
30th October 2004
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30th October 2026
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Average User Rating: 4.0/5
.NET is great, but deploying projects isnt... Until Now.
Reviewed byAnonymousonMon, 6th December 2004
Rating 4 - Very Good
I saw this application just after it came out and jumped all over it. Too often developers take the time to move files one at a time or in large groups only to have to sift through files that are not required on the server. With this product I was able to quickly deploy an entire project with only the files REQUIRED saving time and headaches. Recently another great benefit showed. I was working with ONE file that had some pretty tough code, I kept testing it on a live server after developing locally. I kept this application open and had only the one file and the /bin directory selected, each time I did a build, I'd hit the UPLOAD button and it would quickly (few seconds) push just that one .aspx and then the project .dll saved me a lot of manual labor... THIS is the way that MS should have built the deployment part of VS.NET!
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