Now that ASP.NET MVC 3 is in beta, and ready for "go-live". Would it be safe to use in project, although not prevented I am curious on security, performance and ease of upgrade to release version.
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I started using it in a project, but I couldn't get Dependency Injection working (using Unity). I was liking Razor, but the lack of intellisense did hurt my productivity.
I am sticking with MVC 2 for now. When this is more documentation on Razor available, I will probably upgrade to 3.
EDIT: Check out this article. If you don't care about DI, then you might be all set. The only other change was the validation model.
Martin
2010-10-23 00:35:13
Thanks, I appreciate sharing your experience. I am really appealed by the Razor view engine. I can live without the dependency injection and would rather not have to upgrade the views to Razor later, so I may make the jump.
Dustin Laine
2010-10-23 04:25:19