tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-544829222357122795.post4900901896586042355..comments2010-02-11T14:37:29.180+05:30Comments on Kiran Banda: Struts.NET = ASP.NET MVC ?Kiran bandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10729993634489031771noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-544829222357122795.post-11688737595110700912010-02-11T14:37:29.180+05:302010-02-11T14:37:29.180+05:30I had worked on Struts and now when I look at MVC,...I had worked on Struts and now when I look at MVC, it sounded as if it is an attempt to teach HTTP/HTML basics to .NET developers after having worked on a sophisticated programming model like "Web Forms". Besides, getting the standard server controls (like user controls, custom controls) along with the plain HTML (MVC) controls is proving to be a challenge !!Kiran bandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10729993634489031771noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-544829222357122795.post-87880210908673483392010-02-10T20:07:19.938+05:302010-02-10T20:07:19.938+05:30ASP.NET MVC is more like Rails, the Ruby-language ...ASP.NET MVC is more like Rails, the Ruby-language based MVC. Rails, in turn, may be like Struts... but that is why we call it design patterns, right?<br /><br />Actually they are going through the pains the early Struts developers are going through. For example, many are realizing that the "out of box" ASP.NET MVC approach yields controllers that are way too big. Read <a href="http://jeffreypalermo.com/blog/the-asp-net-mvc-actioncontroller-ndash-the-controllerless-action-or-actionless-controller/" rel="nofollow">"The ASP.NET MVC ActionController – The controllerless action, or actionless controller"</a>.HoyaBaptistehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03648307304177325278noreply@blogger.com