ASP.NET Web Forms vs. MVC
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This document summarizes a presentation about choosing between ASP.NET Web Forms and MVC for web development. It introduces new features in Visual Studio 2010 SP1 relevant for web developers. It then provides overviews of Web Forms and MVC, highlighting their advantages. It notes that Web Forms and MVC can be used together. Finally, it suggests scenarios for using each and concludes that the choice depends on factors like control needed and development speed.
ASP.NET Web Forms vs. MVC
- 2. ASP.NET Web Forms vs. MVC Choosing the right one for web developmentHarish RanganathanSenior EvangelistMicrosoft Corporation
- 3. AgendaQuick look into Visual Studio 2010 SP1ASP.NET 4 Web FormsMVC 3 with RazorUsing Web Forms and MVC togetherScenarios for usage
- 4. New in SP1 for Web DevelopersIIS Express for Visual Studio 2010SQL Compact Edition Tooling supportWeb Deployment Tool 2.0Support for HTML5 tags
- 5. Visual Studio 2010 SP1 for Web Developersdemo
- 6. ASP.NET 4 Web FormsEasier to start, develop & deployRouting and Search Engine OptimizationBetter Client Handling capabilitiesProductivity and extensibility
- 7. ASP.NET 4 Web Formsdemo
- 8. ASP.NET MVC 3Clear separation of concernsFriendlier URLsCleaner HTMLPatterns & Repositories
- 10. Visual Studio 2010.NET 4MVCWeb FormsAuthenticationMembershipData ProvidersASP.NET
- 11. Web Forms + MVCEase of adoption in existing projectsPages where finer markup control is neededBest of both worldsNo from the scratch work
- 12. Web Forms + MVCdemo
- 13. Scenarios for Web FormsFamiliarity with Client DevelopmentLots of abstraction, automationMark up, Scripts, Browser differences handledSharePoint runs on Web Forms
- 14. Scenarios for MVCFamiliar for Web DevelopersFiner control over mark upDesigned for friendly URLsDesigned for patterns/respositories
- 15. SummaryDownload visual Studio 2010 SP1Use IIS Express / SQL CE as applicable for DevelopmentBoth Web Forms & MVC continue to exist!Not one size fits allWhere cleaner markup / finer control => MVCWhere rapid development => Web FormsWeb Forms and MVC can be used togetherChoice is always good And, there’s lots more, also not covered here.
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- 20. © 2011 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.
Editor's Notes
- #4: End to end.. Using vs2010, how to deploy the app, publishing out to the wildVery exciting release… the work we have done here addresses the real things that customers have been asking us
- #5: - E-2-E scenarios with Visual Studio 2010Simplified config and new proj. templates- Cleaner = better SEOSimple support for <meta>URL routing- Generate (standards) HTML and use CSSControl markup, styles, routing & page size- Dynamic data & support for existing appsChartsRuntime extensibility
- #7: - E-2-E scenarios with Visual Studio 2010Simplified config and new proj. templates- Cleaner = better SEOSimple support for <meta>URL routing- Generate (standards) HTML and use CSSControl markup, styles, routing & page size- Dynamic data & support for existing appsChartsRuntime extensibility
- #9: - E-2-E scenarios with Visual Studio 2010Simplified config and new proj. templates- Cleaner = better SEOSimple support for <meta>URL routing- Generate (standards) HTML and use CSSControl markup, styles, routing & page size- Dynamic data & support for existing appsChartsRuntime extensibility
- #12: - E-2-E scenarios with Visual Studio 2010Simplified config and new proj. templates- Cleaner = better SEOSimple support for <meta>URL routing- Generate (standards) HTML and use CSSControl markup, styles, routing & page size- Dynamic data & support for existing appsChartsRuntime extensibility
- #14: - E-2-E scenarios with Visual Studio 2010Simplified config and new proj. templates- Cleaner = better SEOSimple support for <meta>URL routing- Generate (standards) HTML and use CSSControl markup, styles, routing & page size- Dynamic data & support for existing appsChartsRuntime extensibility
- #15: - E-2-E scenarios with Visual Studio 2010Simplified config and new proj. templates- Cleaner = better SEOSimple support for <meta>URL routing- Generate (standards) HTML and use CSSControl markup, styles, routing & page size- Dynamic data & support for existing appsChartsRuntime extensibility
- #17: - E-2-E scenarios with Visual Studio 2010Simplified config and new proj. templates- Cleaner = better SEOSimple support for <meta>URL routing- Generate (standards) HTML and use CSSControl markup, styles, routing & page size- Dynamic data & support for existing appsChartsRuntime extensibility