Yesterday I posted about Making static content more dynamic. I actually started developing a small C# windows forms application in combination with a MS Access database. The windows forms application will, for now, generate all the HTML needed for the website and the MS Access database will be used to centralise information. This is not the most modern or flashiest approaches but it does lend itself to saving some money and if the marketing strategy is good and accurate might even deliver good results. Obviously as soon as the customer changes hosting plans the need for static HTML content might go out the window altogether. You can still, however, incorporate the same Windows forms application, through WCF services.
Windows forms seemed so strange, because the domain is so different to web-based apps, seeing that I havent done any in a very long time. But the C# code remains very much the same, which is awesome.
