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I happend to go through the below site from one of the Stack over flow Questions.
http://webclientguidance.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Getting_Started_Feb_2008
Is this “One of the” way to create our web app from VS?
I can create a Website,Web App,MVC web apps. now one more? man, its getting confusing.
I have interpreted the question as being related to project templates and the process of starting a new project in Visual Studio.
Visual Studio allows anyone to create a project template. It comes loaded with things like “Windows Forms Application” and “Web Application” and you can load other templates that suit your needs, such as the “ASP.NET MVC Website” template, or the template you note above.
The idea of the template is that it lays out all of the boilerplate stuff that you are likely to use in a particular scenario. For example, if you write an application that has a plugin architecture, you might create a project template for a plugin, which has the code all laid out ready to be implemented, so each time you write a plugin, you start writing code straight away – rather than spending time laying out the structure of the plugin.
So don’t be confused by new templates. Choose the templates that suit what you need to do and stick to those!