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My 2 cents is to always use ASP.NET MVC for new projects if you have the option. In my opinion, webforms is not a good way to develop web apps, period.

I think abstracting away basic REST is backbad, the entire postback model is backbad, the way html/css is handed with a reliance on the GUI editor is bad, the emphasis on stuff like wizards and GUIs to set stuff up is bad, the URLs are bad.

My 2 cents is to always use ASP.NET MVC for new projects if you have the option. In my opinion, webforms is not a good way to develop web apps, period.

I think abstracting away basic REST is back, the entire postback model is back, the way html/css is handed with a reliance on the GUI editor is bad, the emphasis on stuff like wizards and GUIs to set stuff up is bad, the URLs are bad.

My 2 cents is to always use ASP.NET MVC for new projects if you have the option. In my opinion, webforms is not a good way to develop web apps, period.

I think abstracting away basic REST is bad, the entire postback model is bad, the way html/css is handed with a reliance on the GUI editor is bad, the emphasis on stuff like wizards and GUIs to set stuff up is bad, the URLs are bad.

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My 2 cents is to always use ASP.NET MVC for new projects if you have the option. In my opinion, webforms is not a good way to develop web apps, period.

I think abstracting away basic REST is back, the entire postback model is back, the way html/css is handed with a reliance on the GUI editor is bad, the emphasis on stuff like wizards and GUIs to set stuff up is bad, the URLs are bad.

My 2 cents is to always use ASP.NET MVC for new projects if you have the option. In my opinion, webforms is not a good way to develop web apps, period.

My 2 cents is to always use ASP.NET MVC for new projects if you have the option. In my opinion, webforms is not a good way to develop web apps, period.

I think abstracting away basic REST is back, the entire postback model is back, the way html/css is handed with a reliance on the GUI editor is bad, the emphasis on stuff like wizards and GUIs to set stuff up is bad, the URLs are bad.

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My 2 cents is to always use ASP.NET MVC for new projects if you have the option. In my opinion, webforms is not a good way to develop web apps, period.

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