I know there will always be uses for both methodologies, but to those who work various contract jobs or attend conferences, do you see a trend towards MVC as being the preference for most ASP.net development. I understand this will involve lots of opinion on if you prefer one method to the other, but was curious.
Thanks for insight you might have
I apologize if this question is out of scope for the discussion. I didn’t think about that when I asked it to begin with. I’m doing some dev in both and was trying to get a better idea of direction to take. No worries then if this question is deleted or just dies.
Some people enjoy challenges, and Webforms can be very challenging for large scale applications. 😉
Some people prefer to take the path of least resistance. MVC can often times be that.
Yes, it’s new. And as such, there’s a certain amount of “oooh, shiny” mentality, but MVC really does bring a lot to the table that Webforms makes more difficult. Webforms, however, still has the drag and drop features that many people crave.