ASP.NET MVC
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Soliciting opinions. I'm an ASP.NET dev, and I've got the opportunity to work on a project that will be in ASP.NET MVC, which I know little about. Am I right in thinking that it's a pared-down version of ASP.NET that enforces a design template and offers lots of other syntactic sugar to cover up the inner workings of standard ASP.NET, or is there more to it? I've previously done some Silverlight, but wouldn't choose to do another due to its likely demise. There's no connection between ASP.NET MVC and WPF, right? Thoughts on the future of ASP.NET MVC?
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Soliciting opinions. I'm an ASP.NET dev, and I've got the opportunity to work on a project that will be in ASP.NET MVC, which I know little about. Am I right in thinking that it's a pared-down version of ASP.NET that enforces a design template and offers lots of other syntactic sugar to cover up the inner workings of standard ASP.NET, or is there more to it? I've previously done some Silverlight, but wouldn't choose to do another due to its likely demise. There's no connection between ASP.NET MVC and WPF, right? Thoughts on the future of ASP.NET MVC?
First take a look at comparisons WebForms vs. MVC[^] Difference betweeen ASP.NET WebForms and ASP.NET MVC[^]
woopsydoozy wrote:
There's no connection between ASP.NET MVC and WPF, right?
You mean Silverlight? Even it's WPF, AFAIK No. Silverlight/WPF's way is XAML. You could use things like WCF, LINQ on both MVC & WPF/SL.
woopsydoozy wrote:
Thoughts on the future of ASP.NET MVC?
Nowadays people prefer MVC over ASP.NET webforms. And people use MVC with javascript libraries, here couple of articles from CP. MVC Techniques with jQuery, JSON, Knockout, and C#[^] ASP.NET MVC 4 with Knockout Js[^] Simple CRUD Using Backbone.js in ASP.NET MVC Razor[^] AngularJS Single Page Application with WebAPI and Upida backend[^] Design and Develop a website using ASP.NET MVC 4, EF, Knockoutjs and Bootstrap : Part - 1[