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Asp.Net
Web Form follow a traditional event driven development model.
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Asp.Net
MVC is a lightweight
and follow MVC (Model, View, Controller) pattern based development model.
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Asp.Net
Web Form has server controls
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Asp.Net
MVC has html helpers.
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Asp.Net
Web Form has state
management (like as view state, session) techniques.
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Asp.Net
MVC has no automatic state management techniques.
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Asp.Net
Web Form has file-based
URLs means file name exist in the URLs must have its physically
existence.
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Asp.Net
MVC has route-based URLs
means URLs are divided into controllers and actions and moreover it is based
on controller not on physical file
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Asp.Net
Web Form follows Web
Forms Syntax
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Asp.Net
MVC follow customizable syntax (Razor as default)
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In
Asp.Net Web Form, Web Forms(ASPX) i.e. views are tightly coupled to Code behind(ASPX.CS)
i.e. logic.
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In
Asp.Net MVC, Views and
logic are kept separately.
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Asp.Net
Web Form has Master
Pages for consistent look and feels.
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Asp.Net
MVC has Layouts
for consistent look and feels.
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Asp.Net
Web Form has User
Controls for code re-usability.
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Asp.Net
MVC has Partial Views
for code re-usability.
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Asp.Net
Web Form has built-in data controls and best for rapid development with
powerful data access.
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Asp.Net
MVC is lightweight, provide full control over markup and support many
features that allow fast & agile development. Hence it is best for
developing interactive web application with latest web standards.
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Tuesday, 5 August 2014
Difference Between Asp.Net and MVC Web forms
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