This is just a general question, but when people are getting into asp.net, do people still learn webforms? Seems like everyone is always bashing it, saying how much better MVC is.
I think if you use RadScriptManager, RadWindowManger and telerik grids, there's is nothing better for creating a fast LOB web app. You can even put Web API into a webforms website and make client side calls to it. The thing is, I don't want to keep writing Webform sites if no one knows webforms anymore.
I think for writing pages that will also be used in mobile, HTML5/javascript pages and node.js and client/server instead of MVC is the future.
I think if you use RadScriptManager, RadWindowManger and telerik grids, there's is nothing better for creating a fast LOB web app. You can even put Web API into a webforms website and make client side calls to it. The thing is, I don't want to keep writing Webform sites if no one knows webforms anymore.
I think for writing pages that will also be used in mobile, HTML5/javascript pages and node.js and client/server instead of MVC is the future.