Creating dynamic data entry user interfaces in C#

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Hi, 

Please i have to develop my master's project in Visual studio! The application must be developed as web application.
In that project a dynamic data entry UI must be created! 
At the end, the form generated must be translated using XML to Open Data Kit(ODK) to allow the use of mobiles to collect data. 

Now i'am struggling to start the project, but i have a problem in the choice between Webforms or MVC! Between MVC and Webform which one can allow me to develop easily this project and to allow the transfer of the generated form using xml in ODK? Or if there is an another module of Visual studio which can help me to easy implement my project?
Thank you in advance for you assistance!
Regards,

What I have tried:

What i want is to get a help in the choice a module of visual studio which can allow me to easily develop a web application including a dynamic data entry user interfaces.

Posted 18-Apr-16 4:53am

Kombassere

Updated 18-Apr-16 5:18am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Apr-16 13:06pm

It feels like you believe that "static data entry" is possible. What is "dynamic data entry" and how it could possibly be "not dynamic"?

What help would you possibly need? On this forum, you only can get help in the form of Quick Answer, some solution or advice, but you didn't ask any questions of this kind...

I don't think we can suggest definitive choice of the tool, because it depends on your own preferences and experience a lot more than from any other factors.

Now, your formulation of "to easy implement" sounds disturbing to me. Certainly, you need a path easy enough, to get things ready by your deadline, but is it your main criterion? Don't you want to present the best impressive solution which would justify the whole cycle of your education? By the way, people you may want to impress usually don't care much of your choice of application technology; it doesn't have to me the newest or "trendy". It should be just reasonable; and the quality of your solution is the most important factor.

—SA

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2016-04-18T05:18:00

It doesn't really matter, but MVC is the more modern technology however it'll require you to understand web concepts better, whereas webforms hides a lot of the implementation details from you making it easier to use in some instances. Seeing as you don't seem to know either technology it'll probably be easier to do this on webforms, especially if you intend to create dynamic controls.