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I guess Microsoft clearly failed marketing to this guy. I see no evidence he has actually ever touched anything .net related. I've never experienced performan

I guess Microsoft clearly failed marketing to this guy. I see no evidence he has actually ever touched anything .net related. I've never experienced performance problems with .net due to the garbage collector (granted I've been working with it since 2.0+ there may have been issues in 1.0) I think he is a desktop developer, but from a web point of view it was slow due to the viewstate... MVC solves that problem. I chose ASP.NET MVC for my startup, and the ONLY downside is the slightly higher server costs.

johnbender 17y ago
MVC is an important move forward for .net webdev. The event driven model made for nice presentations on dragging and dropping buttons onto the page, but in practice it was an abomination.
bensummers 17y ago
Re the higher server costs, have you looked at joining BizSpark? Although I think you'd have to use co-lo to be able to take advantage of the free production licenses.
- nkohari 17y ago
  We're in BizSpark. We have a dedicated server, and our hosting company (SoftLayer) used our production licenses. (Great company in general, by the way.)