Increasing the productivity of a ASP.NET Designer with MVC
Much has been talked about the introduction of MVC in ASP.NET. Before going in for MVC in ASP.NET it is of utmost importance to evaluate its features and compare it with traditional Web Forms Development. On Microsoft Platform the ASP.NET Web forms development is quite effective and a very mature technology to be used as it allows quick development and a rich interface for new developers. Developers are easily able to get a WYSIWYG kind of interface which makes life and coding both easy for the developers. The ease of usage put apart there are certain issues also that crop up ranging from maintainability to testability and performance. As a result a need for an alternative was felt and the MVC model came into existence.
The ASP.NET MVC has added an entirely new angle to development in web application and is as promising as ASP.NET itself was a few years back when it was first introduced. MVC is an acronym used for Model, View and Controller. This has become as popular as it separates the business logic from the user interface and application input.
The Model generally interacts with the database and web services. The controller sends information to the model for the model to view it. In small and medium applications the model is theoretical separation instead of an actual one. The controller is responsible for receiving the inputs and initiates the model to show the correct state of the application. View in a MVC model is that component that display’s the user interface. View as such does not have any business logic and just receives information from Controller.
There are many advantages of using a MVC over Web forms which have made it a good alternative to be used by developers. MVC clearly draws the live amongst its components so that they don’t infringe on each other’s territory and the end result is a neat and clean application that delivers the results as it was intended in the blueprint. Another great feature that has cropped up with the implementation of the MVC model is increase in productivity as it lets one implement the code in parallel. Thus one team can work on the Data Model Design and implementation while the views and controllers can be developed by another team. This leads to a better management of extensibility, maintenance and adaptability.
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