When starting a new project should I use WebForm or MVC?
This is a personal choice. Neither is going away, so you can continue
forms.
I, personally, like the MVC approach better, as it forces the other devs to
do some separation of code and UI (although you can bugger up MVC, if you
do not follow the guidance out there). I also like that it is more testable
and allows for more friendly URLs.
But web forms is fine, if you don't have the time for the learning curve to
go MVC.
NOTE: The tools currently help you more with web forms than MVC. This will
change in the future (educated guess), but the tooling for MVC is less
baked.
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Gregory A. Beamer
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