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Biggest advantage to using ASP.Net MVC vs web forms
I’m soon gonna develop a reporting solution. Would be glad if some one let me know , which is the best way to go. Web forms or MVC?
I really wish I’d started web development with MVC. WebForms just hides too much away from you, and you can get very lazy if you get used to
ViewStateandControlState.When you write code knowing the web is stateless you write much better code, so I’d go straight to MVC. MVC makes you think about what you’re writing and what you’re displaying and it’s just so much cleaner than WebForms.
I started with ASP.Net WebForms and it was very easy to get into because I’d been development for years with WinForms. WebForms is practically WinForms for the web as that’s what Microsoft were aiming for in order to make the transition easier for their existing WinForm developers.
I really wish I’d just been thrown in at the deep end when I moved to Web Development, because nowadays I feel behind the times because my MVC ability is still growing. I start all new projects with MVC now and I detest returning to legacy WebForms applications.