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Yup. Not new at all. MVC has always been able to automatically change it's output based on the Accept header that was passed in on the request. MVC has always b
by darrenkopp 15y ago
Yup. Not new at all. MVC has always been able to automatically change it's output based on the Accept header that was passed in on the request. MVC has always been able to be self hosted in something like a console application or windows service so you didn't have to use IIS.
Oh wait, no it doesn't. I guess you could say this is a completely new product that uses a lot of the same patterns as MVC, but ultimately does things very differently.
- euroclydon 15y agoPlease show me where this or a previous version of ASP.NET MVC can be hosted in a console app?
- darrenkopp 15y agoIt can't. That was sarcasm. My point was that Web API does a lot of things MVC can't.
- euroclydon 15y agoOk, well the article didn't mention non-IIS hosting either unless I missed it.
- darrenkopp 15y agoit's there for Web Api, article may not mention it though.
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