Cheap .net supported web host?

[calpha]

Have done a few searches & found:
http://www.cheap-net-hosting.com/web_hosting/dindex.asp?setC=USD

Any recommendations from anyone else? I have a great PHP host already, but I need to do my online portfolio in .net. A lot of the projects I've worked on are intranet based, and I need a showcase.

 

[tkdkid]

Just curious about your sig. Why do you think .net is crap?

 

[calpha]

don't you like irony?
I still stand by my sig, but have resigned to the fact to stay relevant in today's market, I have to use it.

I mostly don't like it's propaganda usage (web services, microsoft DNA Version 2.0 w/ Biztalk integration).
Technically I don't like the migration of client side validations to calling them server controls and adding asp id attributes hiding the need to be able to write scripting yourself.

And add that to the fact that the GUI Framework is slow as crap. My GUI app from VB 6 & C++ Dll's that I converted to .NET was visibly slower on older machines. And I was a bit unnerved that my win 98 clients had to download a 200+ Meg File.

 

[SearchMaster]

Originally posted by: calpha
don't you like irony?
I still stand by my sig, but have resigned to the fact to stay relevant in today's market, I have to use it.

I mostly don't like it's propaganda usage (web services, microsoft DNA Version 2.0 w/ Biztalk integration).
Technically I don't like the migration of client side validations to calling them server controls and adding asp id attributes hiding the need to be able to write scripting yourself.

And add that to the fact that the GUI Framework is slow as crap. My GUI app from VB 6 & C++ Dll's that I converted to .NET was visibly slower on older machines. And I was a bit unnerved that my win 98 clients had to download a 200+ Meg File.

Shrug - I guess it depends on the type of apps you're developing. We're converting our website to .NET and, while there have been some problems, it has been a blessing overall.