>>MVC is a learning curve from where you are (it's not a bad platform, but it is different in implementation).
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>Don't you advice MVC for a beginner?

It probably is a good way to go if you are getting into web development from scratch, as it does allow a lighter weight client to be developed.

For the web apps I develop (very rich client side), I much prefer ASP.NET webforms. I find them much faster to develop and modify.

That's just my personal preference. It is biased I'm sure by the fact that MVC was not an option when I got into web development.