>>>>Hi,
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>>>>I am starting to re-write my web site that I created back several years ago using VS 2005. Now I am using VS 2012 ASP.NET web site feature. My question is, is creating a Master Page for the site a still best practice? If so I will update my Master Page and use new HTML5 elements. But if you (collective) think that Master Page is yesterday's approach, please let me know.
>>>>TIA.
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>>>Just curious - did you consider moving it to MVC ?
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>>I understand that MVC may have advantages when creating a database application (I personally don't know enough about it to say if it is so). But I am discussing in the thread a static web site (product information) that - most likely - will not deal with database. Do you think that MVC would have advantage in this case?
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>In that case, since you are familiar with the classic ASP.NET, I guess you should just stick with it. Why are you re-writing tho ?
I want to use HTML5 tags so that the site would be viewed better on non-IE browsers (like iPad). Also want to start using jQuery (I don't know what I can do to improve my site with jQuery but hopefully I will find things).
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