Since the introduction of ASP.Net MVC this framework has gotten very popular, especially if you follow all the blogs out there writing about it. But I would really like to know how many have actually ported their applications from Webforms to MVC? I think many programmers are curious to MVC because of the url routing hype that's been going on (This is actually the main argument I hear from some developers), but they forget that changing to MVC requires (for many) a lot of new aspects in the way they code. They may have to sacrifice some habits/techniques and this takes a lot of effort.
Guess what? Url routing can be done very easily with the routing engine in ASP.Net 4 Webforms.
I recommend that everyone reads this article from Scott Guthrie.
So if url routing is your main argument for porting to MVC, maybe you don't want to convert your webforms applications after all? :)
The Non-Programming Programmer
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