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What are your feelings about MVC framework?

I was recently asked to make an MVC style ASP.NET site. First of all, I personally hate the MVC framework, it's a complicated piece of wasted code. These types of sites end up being large and slow to load on the user end. They provide less interaction than that of a WebPages site with '.asp' side server files. Better yet, they should've asked me for a regular HTML site with options of Less, Scss(Sass), JavaScript, jQuery, AngularJS, Nodejs, PHP frameworks. Anyways, what are your thoughts about MVC?

26th Feb 2017, 2:26 AM
SoraKatadzuma
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Oh no, no. I mislead you, I don't mean to say that it's not organized. It's just the way it's constructed. I may just be too acclimated to regular web programming. ASPX and other forms are what really annoy me. They have no meaning in my book. Anything you can do with ASPX, you can do with cshtml or vbhtml and ASP files, and to me since that's what I've worked with a lot, it is easier to deal with than ASPX.
26th Feb 2017, 3:04 AM
SoraKatadzuma
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if you think that MVC framework is making your code complicated, you are most probably doing it wrong. MVC framework is used to make your code look neat by seperating the model, view and the controller part. I once used it in my java website, and I was surprised how easy it became to manage my code and make any changes in it.
26th Feb 2017, 2:47 AM
Nikunj Arora
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You should edit your question: you don't really ask for feelings about MVC frameworks, but for feelings about MVC implementation in ASP.net... That's not exactly the same ^^
26th Feb 2017, 9:17 AM
visph
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MVC is easier than web Forms. databases are created and used with very little work. It creates links with updating deleting creating automatically with code when you create controller with views using Entity framework.
15th Apr 2017, 3:39 AM
David Morrow
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