Mixing-up ASP.Net AJAX with ASP.Net MVC

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Mixing-up ASP.Net AJAX with ASP.Net MVC

If you’re a corporate C# Software Developer maybe you haven’t had enough time at work to “upgrade” existing ASP.Net AJAX project to ASP.Net MVC. I recall on the corporate profile because it’s very different if you’re a hobbyist willing to spend a couple of hours in a new project or if you’re part of a company with a product made of millions of lines of code deployed in thousands of clients. Don’t take me wrong, all of us are Software Developers by hearth but, all of we work in different conditions.

So, probably you have been thinking that although that big application is selling well over years is too big and too ugly to give it a try on a new technology. But for these couple of technologies is another story, AJAXand MVC are based on ASP.Net so they can co-exit. You can maintain an old application in AJAXwhile adding new features in MVC razor, if you want. There is an old (but still relevant) good post from Scott Hanselman about it.

You may be wondering why mixing up is a good advice; the answer is reusing. Don’t throw away tested lines of code, reduce the risk instead, start only the new things in the new technology without shutting down all completely at the same time.

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Fernando García Loera (Community Program Manager – Latin America Region)

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