Which technology to Choose?

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Dear Developers...!!

I am about to develop an MIS ( Management Information System) for a university.
I am good in Asp.NET Web Forms, N-Tier Architecture, Ajax, C#, Sql Server 2008 R2.
But I am just new to ASP.NET MVC.

I want to develop the system using MVC. But it is a complex system.
I am a good learner and keen to learn and explore the things.

But still in doubt to choose MVC or Web Forms.

Can anyone guide me..???

Thanks for your Quick Response :)

[Edit]Urgency removed - OriginalGriff [/edit]

Posted 16-Aug-13 10:34am

Saqib Mobeen

Updated 16-Aug-13 10:36am

OriginalGriff

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Aug-13 18:44pm

Web forms are not really alternative to MVC. MVC is the architectural patterns, and forms is just a mechanism of making HTTP request based on HTML. Same goes about Ajax, which is just the alternative method of sending HTTP request, more flexible.
—SA

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Refer these links and you will easily be able to decide what to choose and why?

ASP.net MVC Vs ASP.net Web Form[^]

Biggest advantage to using ASP.Net MVC vs web forms[^]

Advantages and Disadvantages of ASP.NET Webforms Vs ASP.NET MVC, some points [^]

;)

Learn MVC (Model View Controller) step by step in 7 days-Day 1[^]

Best of luck..:laugh:

Posted 16-Aug-13 10:53am

Thanks7872

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Saqib Mobeen 16-Aug-13 17:46pm

Thanks alot Rohan :)

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**Zoltán Zörgő** · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-16T10:45:00

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Well, if you have such experience, and you want to learn new approaches, don't hesitate. MVC, especially MVC4 gives you more than you could ever dream of (ok, this might be exagerated :) ). Actually if you choose MVC you have only to gain. If you add jquery to your learning portfolio, you have all tools to make a good, maintainable application.
Simply take a tour here and see for yourself: http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials/mvc-4[^]

My experience: MVC is web development as you would do it with ruby, python or php - but with the whole .net architecture at your service and the clarity of the mvc approach.

Posted 16-Aug-13 10:45am

Zoltán Zörgő

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Saqib Mobeen 16-Aug-13 17:05pm

Thanks Alot Zoltán Zörgő :)

Zoltán Zörgő 16-Aug-13 17:07pm

You are welcome. The launch of MVC was the point when I switched from PHP to Microsoft technology. You will find it exciting and exhaustive.

Saqib Mobeen 16-Aug-13 18:28pm

I also hope so

in future I am gonna need you ....
Thanx in advance :)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Aug-13 18:42pm

Good well-explained arguments, a 5.
—SA