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I work with classic asp and I am designing a new site.  I want to ensure that I put the site together "correctly" in terms of page lay-out and <head></head> contents and structure.  I plan on using AJAX, JSON, CSS, JavaScript and Bootstrap.  I would like to place my styles and most <head></head> contents in an include for the purpose of code reuse.  I would love to hear suggestions on what best practices are with this.  I have been programming along these lines for about 15 years now but I am concerned that I have a lot of bad habits and I want this done right.
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I have gleaned some good stuff from bootstrap and have re-organized my work with the help of folks on this site so I am getting close.  Maybe a better question is, how does this page look from a best practices standpoint.
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Is there an mvc framework programming environment that works and plays well with classic asp?
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Agreed.  The title and description are left out of the include.  Thanks!