(May 30, 2016 at 10:50 pm)KevinM1 Wrote: In fact, I learned on ASP.NET MVC first, then went to Symfony. Web forms? Completely alien and weird and not standard.
This seems to be the debating point for 99% of people whose comments I read (and I did take time to google this "debate"). It seems to me if you have a background in Windows Forms, then moving to web forms is going to be very comfortable for you. If you started in almost any other environment, then MVC is probably going to be fine.
I REALLY like user controls: they are self-contained little units with their own scripts, their own business logic, their own design. I make one that works, and I can forget about it until the next time I want to use it. Literally: open the designer, drag the control onto the page, set its properties in the markup, and I'm done. If you can demonstrate (even by a link) how you would do this with say an Android-integrated uploader, then I'll definitely consider MVC for my next project.
