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Hi,
If given the choice, which path would you take? 1. asp.net webforms + asp.net ajax
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asp.net mvc + ajax framework of your choice (jquery, yui, prototype, etc). Focus point: Are their any limitations to #1, or hurdles since it is less 'free/open'
Started by public static on
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I've used asp.net winforms....
ASP.NET AJAX Is a pile of crap is really lousy.
Heh, downvoted...
I prefer to use WebForms + custom HTTPHandlers handling the server side of any AJAX calls .
I love webforms, but ASP.NET AJAX is a pile of crap.
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What materials do you recommend for an experienced ASP.NET to learn ASP.NET MVC?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You can watch the video of it being the tutorial videos on the official... .
It is written by Scott Hanselman, Phil Haack , Scott created in ASP.NET MVC where you can post questions and answers.
Suggest checking out Professional ASP.NET MVC 1.0 .
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When ASP.NET came out people started referring to ASP 3 (and below) as classic ASP. Does anyone do this when refering to ASP.NET (non MVC) in relation to ASP.NET MVC?
It seems awkward when answering questions refering to normal ASP.NET as the "non ASP...
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The non-mvc is just called.
ASP.NET is the umbrella term for both.
WebForms is the "classic" while MVC is the new big thing .
It's either just "ASP.NET" or "WebForms"
ASP.NET = WebForms and MVC.
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What should developers moving from ASP.NET Webforms watch out for when they move to ASP.NET MVC?
Started by Pandiya Chendur on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If you've done something like PHP or classic....
Follow this tutorial
Sara Chipps did an excellent series called 'ASP.NET MVC Translated for a Web Forms will depend a lot on if you've done web programming outside of ASP.NET (Webforms) before.
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Does ASP.Net 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005 has the possibility of working with MVC or I have to move to VS2008 and asp.net 3.5?
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
(ASP.NET....
You'll have to upgrade to ASP.NET 3.5 to use ASP.NET MVC.
Might break trying to build an ASP.NET MVC site for 2.0
Indeed, I asked Scott Hanselman to update his blog with the fact that his technique no longer works.
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I watched this webcast recently, and I got the sense that a lot of the "cool stuff" from ASP.NET MVC is getting pulled back into the ASP.NET framework.
At the moment I'm setting the ground-work for a project at my company using ASP.NET MVC, but after ...
Started by CodeMonkey on
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Go with whichever makes the most, and "controlled HTML" -- to me that meant... .
Then use ASP.NET MVC 1.
My current company is facing the same issue for specific features in ASP.MVC 2 .
If it's not, then it not quite as clear.
With ASP.Net 4.0.
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Starting from scratch with very little knowledge of .NET, how much ASP.NET should I learn before I start to dive in ASP.NET MVC?
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ASP.NET MVC uses a totally different paradigm than "traditional" ASP.NET webforms, and unlearning part of it is almost....
Actually, I would posit that you should learn very little traditional ASP.NET webforms, or not at all.
Will be.
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Hi all,
we're in the process of migrating our web app from ASP.NET 1.1 to ASP.NET 3.5. Our app runs on multiple servers through DNS round robin, so every browser request may end up on a different server. We do have a in our web.config to prevent validation...
Started by Marcel Marchon on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
We don't really ....
I don't think it wise to allow a single user to hit three different versions of the framework in a single session .
This will keep users on the same machine for a period of time .
Use sticky sessions as mentioned in this similar post.
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I've just started to learn about Asp.Net 3.5 compilation model, but most articles mostly talk about Asp.Net 2.0 compilation model and how it differs from previous versions of ASP.NET compilation model. So I wasn't able to find any article explaining if...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
As Mehrdad said, it's the same in ASP.NET 2....
B - if you take a look in IIS, the version of ASP.NET it thinks it's running on is 2.0.
A) Yes.
It's the same system as of 2.0.
The compilation system is not redesigned in ASP.NET 3.5.
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Me and my team are creating a portal on asp.net mvc. We want to create such an url for the users page : http://user.portal.com/ . How can we implement this in mvc or just asp.net.
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Overflow: Is it possible to make an ASP.NET MVC route based on a subdomain?.
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