I'm not sure what context you mean, but it sounds like the difference between browser (client) and MVC (server). So a client side framework might be jQuery or something else.
Are you talking about wrt MVC Struts? If so that is related to java and has nothing to do with ASP.NET MVC. ASP.NET MVC is written in either C# or VB.NET using the .NET framework on the microsoft stack.
What do you mean by client side framework? Like a JavaScript Client Side Framework? ASP.NET MVC is a server side framework. The term framework and controls are two very different things. A framework is an entire application library and services meant to
make development faster and easier. In the case of ASP.NET MVC the framework has a few core features including routing, databinding and more. It encompases the process of creating webpages and shuttling data from the server to the user and back.
Controls on the otherhand are specific to a task like a textbox or button. In ASP.NET MVC there are no server side controls.
Thanks for the clarification. As i understand Whn we 1st start MVC application ... We 1st select a client side library and then implement controls from it.. Correct? Can we use multiple client side libraries in a single project??? Please suggest some good
free client side libraries
When developing for ASP.NET MVC you don't need any client side libraries. You could include one or more, but it is not required and ASP.NET MVC functions completely independent of it (it doesn't need a client side library.)
ASP.NET MVC does not have server side controls and you don't need to implment any.
I would highly recommend you do some research on the basic of ASP.NET MVC to get a good understanding of the framework.
MVC is the name of a design pattern. MVC asp.net is a server side framework that implements the standard web application MVC pattern (a variart of the actual pattern). But if you are writing client side code (javascript application), a common approach is
to use a client side MVC toolkit.
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I'm not sure what context you mean, but it sounds like the difference between browser (client) and MVC (server). So a client side framework might be jQuery or something else.
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Are you talking about wrt MVC Struts? If so that is related to java and has nothing to do with ASP.NET MVC. ASP.NET MVC is written in either C# or VB.NET using the .NET framework on the microsoft stack.
What do you mean by client side framework? Like a JavaScript Client Side Framework? ASP.NET MVC is a server side framework. The term framework and controls are two very different things. A framework is an entire application library and services meant to make development faster and easier. In the case of ASP.NET MVC the framework has a few core features including routing, databinding and more. It encompases the process of creating webpages and shuttling data from the server to the user and back.
Controls on the otherhand are specific to a task like a textbox or button. In ASP.NET MVC there are no server side controls.
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Thanks for the clarification. As i understand Whn we 1st start MVC application ... We 1st select a client side library and then implement controls from it.. Correct? Can we use multiple client side libraries in a single project??? Please suggest some good free client side libraries
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When developing for ASP.NET MVC you don't need any client side libraries. You could include one or more, but it is not required and ASP.NET MVC functions completely independent of it (it doesn't need a client side library.)
ASP.NET MVC does not have server side controls and you don't need to implment any.
I would highly recommend you do some research on the basic of ASP.NET MVC to get a good understanding of the framework.
See the tutorials here:
http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials
Watch this free series:
http://www.asp.net/mvc/pluralsight
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MVC is the name of a design pattern. MVC asp.net is a server side framework that implements the standard web application MVC pattern (a variart of the actual pattern). But if you are writing client side code (javascript application), a common approach is to use a client side MVC toolkit.