>I just installed VS 2012 Express and started looking at creating a new web project. I realized now that VS offers two approaches, Web Forms or MVC. And I just read a blog post with tons of comments on the topic. These discussions of Web Forms vs MVC are more heated than liberal vs. conservative <g>. Life was easy when I was in VS 2005 with only Web Forms as an options. I wonder who is doing Web Forms and who is doing MVC?

This month I attended a tech meeting of more than two hundred .NET programmers in Pa. The subject was MVC and the room was SRO.
By show of hands, most of the people in the room were still using ASP.NET, but the sheer numbers attending attested to the interest in MVC.
Caution..only a few years ago, the same presenters were touting MVVM, XAML, WPF and Silverlight as the tools of the future with equally convincing passion and certitude.
No one seemed to want to discuss them this month.