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I know. But System.Web has much technical debt it cannot give up because WebForms is still around in the .NET Framework. I would recommend some early talks fro
by oaiey 6y ago
I know. But System.Web has much technical debt it cannot give up because WebForms is still around in the .NET Framework.
I would recommend some early talks from Damian Edwards or David Fowler about ASP.NET Core. They are very explicit about that (in the end they build Katana replacing System.Web on .NET Framework to allow a better ASP.NET MVC performance, which lead to Project "K", which lead to (ASP).NET Core).
Speaking as one fanboy to another ;)