Best practice storing language variables in asp.net
<p>Given a certain asp.net (or any other language for that matter) website where you want the language strings to be stored together instead of hard-coding them within the aspx page. My friend says you need to store them all in the Web.config. I think the web.config is not made for that and doesn't make sense to put it there. If you have a website containing 2000 language strings in three languages, the webconfig would contain 6000 entries. I think it's better to store them in a table in a database but he doesn't believe me, who's right?</p>
