http://www.joshua-arnold.com/2009/05/adopting-aspnet-mvc-webforms-damage-control/ Random thoughts on software development, life, and the art of growing old. Fri, 23 Jul 2010 20:33:57 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://www.joshua-arnold.com/2009/05/adopting-aspnet-mvc-webforms-damage-control/comment-page-1/#comment-215 Jonathan Ross Mon, 01 Jun 2009 00:52:14 +0000 http://www.joshua-arnold.com/?p=204#comment-215 Great articule. I had the same problem when I was learning MVC. I think the little that I learned from java server pages helped out a lot with my understanding. Even with that background it took me about a week of solid development with MVC for me to get a good grasp of it, but the technology is well worth it as mvc opens up all sorts javascript librarys that would be painful to use with webforms. The main benefit I feel is how easy it is to handle dynamic 'control' creation on the clients side, which requires a lot of nasty code to work in webforms. Well, that's my two cents worth on MVC, I hope it helps. Great articule. I had the same problem when I was learning MVC. I think the little that I learned from java server pages helped out a lot with my understanding. Even with that background it took me about a week of solid development with MVC for me to get a good grasp of it, but the technology is well worth it as mvc opens up all sorts javascript librarys that would be painful to use with webforms. The main benefit I feel is how easy it is to handle dynamic ‘control’ creation on the clients side, which requires a lot of nasty code to work in webforms.
Well, that’s my two cents worth on MVC, I hope it helps.

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