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ASP.NET MVC Experience / Success Stories [2010]

We are currently evaluating whether to use ASP.NET MVC in conjunction with Visual Studio 2010.

I searched the Internet for the experience that developers had with working with ASP.NET MVC. I can't seem to find. So I decided to ask a question here.

Are there any people who have used ASP.NET-MVC for serious development? What is your experience so far? Does ASP.NET MVC help or hinder projects? Do you deliver your project on time? Is ASP.NET-MVC saving you time or does it keep you going over time and on a budget?

And here is the big question: now that you have been working with ASP.NET MVC for some time, do you want you to choose an alternative? If this is the case, what is the alternative?

Thanks,

M

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StackOverflow itself is an ASP.NET MVC site, and I would say that it is quite successful.

I think it depends more on the people who actually implement the site than on the technology used as a “successful” end result (successful in the broadest sense: on time, on budget, happy end users ...).

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Asp.net mvc is better than asp.net web form, some reasons here

Boolean code in asp.net MVC is maintained and clean.

it provides better performance and then webform

provide an attractive URL for SEO and are user friendly.

full control over the layout [without using server management].

if you want to see that there are many examples of MVC project. stackoverflow.com is one of them.

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I am a big fan of ASP.NET MVC (especially with the big improvements made in MVC3). I worked on two large sites completely created in MVC2 SempToshiba Brazil and Cyrela Brasil . These projects have been quite successful. They were delivered on time, saved time, and our customers were very happy. Finally, no, I would not choose an alternative. Side of the note, the Cyrela project was actually a repeat of the ASP.NET Web Forms site, which had various flaws.

On the other hand, I saw a large project executed in MVC 2 by programmers with inexperienced experience, and this is one of the worst projects I have ever seen. Thus, in everything, ASP.NET MVC has a number of main advantages, but if the team is inexperienced in ASP.NET MVC, you will get poor results.

In another note, this post contains a lot of ASP.NET MVC 3 stuff.

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