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I hate MVC, or to be more specific Microsoft’s implementation of it. I know enough asp.net to build any site quickly, but when I move to mvc I have the feeling
by elorant 4y ago
I hate MVC, or to be more specific Microsoft’s implementation of it. I know enough asp.net to build any site quickly, but when I move to mvc I have the feeling that I write a shit ton of unnecessary code just to get things in a state that might benefit me in the future. Well fuck that. I’d rather rewrite the whole thing in the future if it doesn’t suit my needs any longer, than spend 50% more time to write it in the first place.
- metaltyphoon 4y agoGood thing that you have Razor pages which is insanely easier, and for most projects, good enough.
- elorant 4y agoYeap. Blazor too is promising.
- DeathArrow 4y agoCan you provide an example of unnecessary code you have to write? I assume you are referring to Core based MVC, not the old one.
- elorant 4y agoMVC requires me to write at least 50% more code than asp.net. That's what I mean by unnecessary. And I'm referring to the "old" mvc model, I haven't bothered with asp.net core mvc.
- DeathArrow 4y ago>, I haven't bothered with asp.net core mvc. You should try, because now there is almost no difference between MVC and WebAPI. You just have controllers with different base classes.