02-16-2017, 01:40 PM
ASP.NET Web Forms: ASP.NET Web Forms use Page controller pattern approach for rendering layout. In this approach, every page has its own controller, i.e., code-behind file that processes the request.
No separation of concerns. As we discussed that every page (.aspx) has its own controller (code behind i.e. aspx.cs/.vb file), so both are tightly coupled.
ASP.NET MVC: ASP.NET MVC uses Front Controller approach. That approach means a common controller for all pages processes the requests. Very clean separation of concerns. View and Controller are neatly separate. Testability is a key feature in ASP.NET MVC. Test driven development is quite simple using this approach.
No separation of concerns. As we discussed that every page (.aspx) has its own controller (code behind i.e. aspx.cs/.vb file), so both are tightly coupled.
ASP.NET MVC: ASP.NET MVC uses Front Controller approach. That approach means a common controller for all pages processes the requests. Very clean separation of concerns. View and Controller are neatly separate. Testability is a key feature in ASP.NET MVC. Test driven development is quite simple using this approach.
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