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  1. In Topic: Is the inbuilt MVC login system commonly used?

    Posted 21 Nov 2011

    I'm assuming you're talking about the Membership API that ships with ASP.NET? It is not limited to MVC, you can use it with WebForms if you so choose.

    It is a great start to membership, and the API handles the not-so-fun membership pieces. At the very least, I recommend starting with the out-of-box solution and building on top of that so you don't have to worry about the nuances of membership, and just dive into the application-specific customization for authentication/authorization.

  2. In Topic: SQL SERVER QUESTION

    Posted 4 Sep 2011

    Take a look at database normalization. It's a science within itself, but a basic understanding of it will give you reasons NOT to do what you want.

  3. In Topic: SQL query bringing wrong results

    Posted 4 Sep 2011

    What is the data that is in the tables?

  4. In Topic: WebForms vs. MVC

    Posted 7 Aug 2011

    I understand that ViewState is quite a bit of data to frequently transmit, but you can disable viewstate on an application. And as far as UpdatePanels and all built-in AJAX operations, you don't necessarily NEED to use what is given. You can implement your own version of AJAX, therefore streamlining whatever you need to.

    To me, WebForms makes sense and I really enjoy using it. But ignorance is not bliss, so I think when I get some spare time I may try to delve into the MVC world and see what I'm missing.

  5. In Topic: WebForms vs. MVC

    Posted 7 Aug 2011

    Nakor, it seems like you are quite the advanced ASP.NET developer. Which do you end up using more?

    I heard somebody say that WebForms is good for small->medium sized web applications and rapid application development, whereas MVC is best for enterprise-level applications. To me that just doesn't make sense. I have written a few enterprise-level web applications with WebForms and nothing ever jumped out at me that "this is sloppy at a certain level". I utilized other methods, like n-tier structure and I felt very comfortable with WebForms when the projects got big.

    Your thoughts?

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