Tag Archives: asp.net mvc

  ASP.NET MVC framework is another tools who webmasters everywhere be fond of, since it’s not offer you too many ‘surprises’. Those surprises are good only if you can handle the framework golden path.  Once some customizations turn out to be required, you will find that those surprises are hindering. In the ASP.NET MVC framework you can find one of …

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As a web developer you might still not sure that should you or should not upgrade your ASP.NET to ASP.NET MVC.  Here are 12 Best Practices of ASP.NET MVC for you to considerate. Controller’s best practices 1. Delete the AccountController You will never use it and it’s a super-bad practice to keep demo code in your applications. 2. Isolate Controllers …

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For the past few years, ASP.NET has proved to be a very mature, stable and beneficial web development platform for all its users. However, with the recent new versions of the other systems now available in the market, the previous version of ASP.NET seems a bit aged. As a result another alternative of the ASP.NET was designed. The Model-View-Controller is …

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ASP.NET MVC is new framework created by Microsoft which offers an alternate development model to the traditional WebForms approach typically utilized in ASP.NET. Although it was not immediately clear when it was announced, ASP.NET MVC is targeted at some very unique software development scenarios. Specifically, it is designed for situations where a developer wants to employ a more natural Test …

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Professional web hosting provider – SeekDotNet.com proudly announced the integration of the latest ASP.NET MVC framework in all web hosting plans. SeekDotNet.com is the first few hosting company that provide ASP.NET hosting plan that support the brand new ASP.NET MVC Hosting. These are the upgrades that implemented in ASP.NET Model View Controller Framework: 1) It enables clean separation of concerns, …

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MVC is a framework methodology that divides an application’s implementation into three component roles: models, views, and controllers. A Model represents the state of a particular aspect of the application. Frequently, a model maps to a database table with the entries in the table representing the state of the table. A Controller handles interactions and updates the model to reflect …

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