I'm fairly new to Net ASP and MVC. My company has developed an application using ASP2, they are considering upgrading:
I want to know how many major benefits will be in ASP.NET 4 and using MVC 4 There will also be more benefits.
Just some background application is internal and will not face the outside world. This is not a big application with a maximum of 3-4 users / time Most apps are made of screen, which are used to edit details and edit some reporting screens.
Thanks in advance
Richard
ASP.NET webform At .NET Framework v3.5 or higher gives you a set of new features to quickly create CRUD functionality. An example would be "dynamic data", see. In addition, as you may know, loading a ship of integrated data controls available to use datagrids, edit grids and others.
Generally, using ASP.NET webfomes easily and with rich out-of-the-box control, you can quickly access websites working without paying much attention to HTML markup. Can develop, speaking URLs (SEO) and so on. Although it may be perfectly fine for intranet apps on a small scale.
In MVC, you have total control over the HTML output but in the exchange, you will have to manually create complex controls, which includes JavaScript functionality and more. The MVC application is often cleaner and easy to maintain for a long time because the structure provides an entity-tested and expandable architecture that separates the concerns.
What you said about your project, I think you will be cured with ASP.NET webforms, especially when you have experience in webform development. MVC definitely takes some time to learn
The current version of the MVC is in 2 ways. Both ASP.NET webforms (usually and incorrectly referred to as "ASP.NET") and ASP.NET MVC are built on the top of the ASP.NET framework, whose current version is 4.0)
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