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I am creating a new website that needs to work in desktop browsers as well on mobile devices. I am using VS2010, MS SQL 2008, IIS 7, EF4 and .NET 4.
I have several questions:
on .net 4 you can use either, since webforms come with outing support. but, don’t use .net controls. If you already know MVC go for MVC
Personally I prefer website. Easy to edit when you are away from vs. It compiles on run time anyway
Is you use MVC you can just plug-in another view to your current site with some device detection such as DeviceAtlas