architecture of asp.net

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which architecture is mainly needed for when starting a project in asp.net.

Posted 22-Mar-11 19:07pm

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Albin Abel 23-Mar-11 1:08am

.Net I suppose

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**JF2015** · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-22T19:08:00

You should use MVC when using ASP.Net. See here for a nice MS website that contains more information:
http://www.asp.net/mvc/mvc3[^]

Posted 22-Mar-11 19:08pm

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Albin Abel 23-Mar-11 1:19am

First time hearing MVC is Asp.net's property. However your direction for OP is very good. MVC architecture has its advantages. My 5

Espen Harlinn 24-Mar-11 3:44am

One of the best places to start, my 5