Looking at MVC framework, it seems we require more of classic ASP knowledge then ASP.NET postbacks and Viewstates. Are we moving backwards to complex UI + code logic in the actual frontend HTML markup?
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Looking at MVC framework, it seems we require more of classic ASP knowledge then ASP.NET postbacks and Viewstates. Are we moving backwards to complex UI + code logic in the actual frontend HTML markup?
We’re moving back to not trying to abstract away fundamental concepts like HTML and HTTP Requests. On the UI end, that translates into the Views being more tightly integrated with the output, which isn’t a bad thing. the classic ASP model translated into having everything tightly integrated with the output, which is a bad thing.