Which one is good three layer architecture using appcode folder or MVC in .NET c#.

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I am not able to decide which one is best for my new project because my first project is based on three layer architecture and it is simple as compare to MVC coding style and my 2nd project is based on MVC and MVC takes a large code to display data in gridview, search data into gridview etc. as compare to 3 layer architecture and MVC provides me short codes for validation.

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So friends please help me for this confusion. which one is best for my next web based project.

Posted 9-Dec-20 19:20pm

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Updated 10-Dec-20 17:43pm

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Richard MacCutchan 10-Dec-20 5:15am

There is no "best", there is only appropriate, and no one can make that decision for you.

Member 14743579 10-Dec-20 5:46am

If i choose 3 layer architecture using entity framework for web based application is good or not on cloud.

Richard MacCutchan 10-Dec-20 5:52am

It is impossible to answer such a question. You will need to do your own research into the different options and decide which one works best for you.

Member 14743579 10-Dec-20 6:36am

ok thanks

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Gerry Schmitz · Answer 1 · 2020-12-10T05:16:00

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EF is part of the "Model"; as in Model-View-Controller (MVC). Or MVP or MVVM.

You're comparing 2 things that are not comparable.

Your decision to use or not use MVC (patterns) has nothing to do with EF.

Posted 10-Dec-20 5:16am

Gerry Schmitz