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I have a ASP.NET WEB FROM/MVC web app named SAMPLE .Wherever i publish this web app using visual studio 2013 a build file is generated SAMPLE.dll in \bin folder and other files(.aspx,.js etc). No problem to deploy it to IIS 8.5 .

Let i have 2 module .If i change in module one in SAMPLE i have to redeploy whole App to IIS. I need to shut down my whole app for one module .If project contain 10 or more module then i need to down the whole system( one bug fixed .cs file to down whole system !!!!!!).

So my question is what is proper way to develop a large system in asp.net web form such a way if i have 10 or more module then update one module ,that does not cause to down time of other modules.

Does ASP.NET WEB FROM/MVC web app supports hot patching and how ?

If not any design patterns or architecture to achieve this goal in asp.net web form/MVC ?

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Say if you have 10 modules and all needs to be work independently then there would be 1 web project and 9 class libraries, and this web project will contain reference for all 9 projects. So say you have made any change in 4th module then just rebuild the solution, then select the dll of the project you have edited and upload only this single dll and you are done.

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Look like a obvious answer.
Then the same, every cs file code would be integrated in dll file but if you change the view page i.e. .aspx or .cshtml then you have to upload the page itself
Any pattern or design structure for developing the library especially on asp.ner WEB FORM?

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