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This post explains how to write ASP.NET MVC application which supports create, read, update and delete operations on sample database table. We build a product catalogue application using ASP.NET MVC Web application template.

Download ASP.NET MVC 1 to create the following application

To get the overview on ASP.NET MVC you can read ASP.NET 3.5 MVC Application post

1. Create a ASP.NET MVC Web application by launching VS 2008 and then select

File–>New Project. In project dialogue box enter the project name ProductCatologue and say OK.

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This post explores the pros and cons of both ASP.NET Forms and ASP.NET MVC and also discusses why Microsoft released another ASP.NET Framework called ASP.NET MVC. There has been a discussion on choosing the framework for developing the web applications. The following comparisons will help the developers when to choose one or the other.

Benefits of ASP.NET Web Forms 

ASP.NET Web Forms is mature and stable for developing enterprise web applications and it is being supported by many third party controls and tools.

Microsoft basically extended the VB programming model to web forms where developers need not to be a expert in HTML and JavaScript to write effective web applications. To simulate the stateful nature of the desktop development it introduced the features like viewstate and  postbacks.

Key Features of ASP.NET Web Forms are

• Having a Rich control set and third party support
• Easy development for Enterprise Web Applications
• Similar to desktop development and easier for the developers to write code with minimal knowledge of web concepts
• It is a candidate for RAD Application Development
• Web forms is a great choice for developing heavily data driven applications.

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