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This document provides an overview of ASP.NET MVC, including its history and key concepts. It describes the MVC pattern and how ASP.NET MVC implements this pattern. It also discusses ASP.NET MVC's project structure, controllers, actions, views, routing and other core features. Finally, it compares ASP.NET MVC to traditional ASP.NET Web Forms and outlines some benefits and disadvantages of the MVC framework.
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- 2. GoalWhat is ASP.NET MVC?
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- 13. Classic MVC (Passive Model)ViewHandle view eventsNotify for ChangesGet dataControllerModelUpdate dataData SourceMediator
- 14. MVPViewHandle view eventsPut dataPresenterUpdate dataGet dataModelMediator
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- 18. ASP.NET MVC Key VersionsASP.NET MVC 32011ASP.NET MVC 22010ASP.NET MVC 12009ASP.NET
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- 51. Volodymyr Voytyshyn5 KnyahyniOlhy Str., Rivne 33000, UkraineTel: +38(066) 41 83 509E-mail: vvoit@softserveinc.comvoytyshyn@gmail.comSkype: voytyshinThank You!Copyright ©2011 SoftServe, Inc.Contacts