>>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?
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>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.
Thank you for your input. Good point about various technologies that come and go.
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