ASP.Net MVC
by someone16 on Nov.03, 2009, under Computers
MS released MVC 1.0 for ASP.Net 3.5 a few months ago. I just didn't take time to learn about it.
And last week I learnt that it's very good addition and something that I had been waiting from the release of first ASP.Net framework. I rather programmed in ASP than in ASP.Net because of freedom. In ASP you are free to make your HTML code as you like. In ASP.Net you have some Web Controls which usually generated really nasty code. And you have no control over this code. Postbacks are pain in the ass too. Google and other search engines can't crawl web pages with postbacks because you need javascript to use them (Google recently announced that they were thinking about making javascript-compatible crawler, but for now no one has that capability).
In ASP.Net MVC you can use your own HTML code and do everything as you like. It's similar to ASP without a framework, except that you actually have a framework. Now you have a choice to use either Web Controls or MVC in your projects. And I also saw some web sites made with it already.
BTW classic ASP is still pretty much alive. There are a lot of sites made with them, I guess they just don't have time/experience/need to rewrite everything.
:ASP ASP.Net MVC
And last week I learnt that it's very good addition and something that I had been waiting from the release of first ASP.Net framework. I rather programmed in ASP than in ASP.Net because of freedom. In ASP you are free to make your HTML code as you like. In ASP.Net you have some Web Controls which usually generated really nasty code. And you have no control over this code. Postbacks are pain in the ass too. Google and other search engines can't crawl web pages with postbacks because you need javascript to use them (Google recently announced that they were thinking about making javascript-compatible crawler, but for now no one has that capability).
In ASP.Net MVC you can use your own HTML code and do everything as you like. It's similar to ASP without a framework, except that you actually have a framework. Now you have a choice to use either Web Controls or MVC in your projects. And I also saw some web sites made with it already.
BTW classic ASP is still pretty much alive. There are a lot of sites made with them, I guess they just don't have time/experience/need to rewrite everything.