Quite an interesting topic this; it's shown me what the MVC framework really is and how it's different from the traditional webforms way of working, and so far I like it.
A question I had though was, does the MVC framework also bring a performance increase by definition since the Viewstate (and other such elements) are no longer in use?
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Re: Why not support post-backs?
Apr 04, 2008 10:20 AM|LINK
Quite an interesting topic this; it's shown me what the MVC framework really is and how it's different from the traditional webforms way of working, and so far I like it.
A question I had though was, does the MVC framework also bring a performance increase by definition since the Viewstate (and other such elements) are no longer in use?