Advantages and Disadvantages of Microsoft WebMatrix
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Microsoft WebMatrix has been a discontinued, web-based object-oriented scripting (OASIS) tool for Microsoft Windows operating systems. Microsoft WebMatrix was developed for the explicit purpose of giving web designers with thorough, feature-rich programming and integration, all in one location. The program is mainly aimed at helping novice programmers with the creation of complex object oriented programs. Microsoft WebMatrix was also developed to provide more efficient collaboration tools between programmers, testers, and designers.
Microsoft Web Matrix was released to the public in mid-2000, offering a full-featured programming language that was aimed primarily at professional webmasters. While this webapp does have a number of advantages over competing products such as Dreamweaver, it does not include any of the features commonly used by webmasters in the world today. Despite these shortcomings, Microsoft WebMATrix does offer a number of benefits and advantages over other products, making it a solid choice for those looking to develop corporate websites. The list below details some of these benefits and advantages that Microsoft WebMatrix offers.
One of the features that most webmasters find most beneficial is the built in support for Microsoft Windows Networking tools, namely Microsoft SharePoint and Microsoft Office Online. Although the SharePoint tools are not included in the free version of Microsoft WebMATrix, they can be purchased via a one time fee for use with all future versions of Microsoft WebMATrix. Another great feature of Microsoft WebMATrix is that many of its functions can be easily integrated with other programs, which makes them extremely versatile. These various integration options make Microsoft WebMATrix a popular choice among webmasters who wish to build complicated websites, even those that integrate with corporate intranet systems and other applications.
