I was recently trying to explain to a programmer why, in ASP.Net, they should create HTMLControls instead of creating HTML strings to create Web pages.
I know it is a better way of doing things, but I really couldn't give concrete reasons, other than, "This way is better."
If you had to answer this question, what would your answer be?
Why is
Dim divA as New HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl("div")
Dim ulList1 as New HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl("ul")
Dim liObj1, liObj2, liObj3 as New HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl("li")
liObj1.innerText = "List item 1"
liObj2.innerText = "List item 2"
liObj3.innerText = "List item 3"
ulList1.Controls.Add(liObj1)
ulList1.Controls.Add(liObj2)
ulList1.Controls.add(liObj3)
divA.Controls.add(ulList1)
"better" than:
Dim strHTML as String
strHTML = "
- List item 1
- List item 2
- List item 3
"
? It doesn't look better. Look at all that code! And, this is a very simplistic example, to save space. I don't think I would ever actually create a list manually like that, but would be iterating through a collection or using a more advanced Web control, but I'm trying to illustrate a point.
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