Hai guys,
I know asp.net web forms supports event driven programming approach and it has 'n' number of events. Now my question is
- What approach does asp.net mvc supports?
Hai guys,
I know asp.net web forms supports event driven programming approach and it has 'n' number of events. Now my question is
I think there are no UI applications which work without events.
ASP.NET MVC is also event driven here you would mostly be using JQuery.
ASP.NET MVC supports the HTTP approach. No, really. While you can develop WebForms applications without really knowing about HTTP (I've seen this a lot), with ASP.NET MVC you need to know at least the basics about HTTP.
This sounds as if ASP.NET MVC was some kind of low-level framework, but it's not. You get a lot of help from the framework, but at the same you don't have to sacrifice the flexibility that the web technologies (HTTP / HTML / CSS / JS) provide.