There are dozens of us! Dozens I tell you! My issue is that webforms is super easy to get going. If you are building a site for hundreds or maybe even just dozens (super common to have a $50MM company only have 2-3 AP people, 5-15 salespeople, etc) the performance issue of postbacks isn't really a concern in 2020 with 12-core processors and 4G. And if you have 1-2 programmers, they are probably responsible for all the code. So separation while nice, isn't as beneficial as many make it out to be. Testing too. Most of us coding for 100 internal users aren't running unit tests for the webpage I just created that contains a gridview and a details view. It's basically a glorified report. Rowbound processing is easy and fast. And javascript libraries are easy to add to the pages for additional functionality and reduced postbacks. MVC seems like overkill to give my users a report of the past due invoices.