Agreed. It's nice to be able to discuss and disagree in a calm, civil manner. After all, neither of us is a certain Mr. Peterson.

>I am not being argumentative and have no desire to be. In fact it's about time for some dinner. My point was not at all whether MVC is here to stay. I believe it and similar separation-of-purposes architectures like MVVM will be around and good choices for a while. Where we started was your suggestion, as I understood it, that non-MVC ASP.NET is yesterday's news. something with about as much vitality left in it as COBOL. That's exaggerating, of course, but maybe not by so much.
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>Have a good night. After some of my recent behavior it's refreshing to feel calm and be able to disagree and discuss reasonably.