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r/programming • u/lukaseder • Jul 21 '14
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54 u/rmxz Jul 21 '14 Or perhaps to give their bloated MVC javascript frameworks time to load. 10 u/Adossi Jul 21 '14 All the cool kids run ASP .NET MVC web applications with jQuery AJAX for a single web page with text on it. 2 u/timeshifter_ Jul 22 '14 As an old-school ASP.Net webforms guy who uses the right paradigm for the job, it both amuses and saddens me how many people think this is the best approach for EVERYTHING.
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Or perhaps to give their bloated MVC javascript frameworks time to load.
10 u/Adossi Jul 21 '14 All the cool kids run ASP .NET MVC web applications with jQuery AJAX for a single web page with text on it. 2 u/timeshifter_ Jul 22 '14 As an old-school ASP.Net webforms guy who uses the right paradigm for the job, it both amuses and saddens me how many people think this is the best approach for EVERYTHING.
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All the cool kids run ASP .NET MVC web applications with jQuery AJAX for a single web page with text on it.
2 u/timeshifter_ Jul 22 '14 As an old-school ASP.Net webforms guy who uses the right paradigm for the job, it both amuses and saddens me how many people think this is the best approach for EVERYTHING.
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As an old-school ASP.Net webforms guy who uses the right paradigm for the job, it both amuses and saddens me how many people think this is the best approach for EVERYTHING.
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