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My concerns with ASP.

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simonech 1 month, 23 days ago

webdevelopreneur.com — They are incorporating community-driven features, which is good. But I don’t think the project has anywhere near the velocity it needs. It’s taken them 2 months to get this new functionality out the door… I’m not very excited, because it’s hard not to compare what’s going on to present-day Rails, which is years ahead.

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Dial 911, somebody needs a WAAAAAAmbulance.

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yesthatmcgurk 1 month, 23 days ago

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> Objectively speaking ASP.NET MVC is unnecessary because postback/code-behind approach is superior, one look at spaghetti-coded views in MVC model is proof enough. ASP.NET MVC’s raison d’etre is to woo those developers who are fed-up with their amateurish, buggy and incomplete open-source frameworks and are therefore looking for a way out without abandoning MVC.

Spaghetti coded views? MVC results in a huge similification of the view.

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gavinjoyce 1 month, 23 days ago