In the world of web application development especially on Microsoft’s Platform, ASP.NET MVC has been adopted on several small to large scale software projects. MVC stands for Model View Controller and is a design pattern employed to make building robust applications easier. ASP.NET MVC started out as a third party framework and was later adopted by Microsoft.

ASP.NET MVC, Microsoft’s Web application framework, has been open sourced since its first version, and was switched to Microsoft’s permissive license in 2009. However, there’s a difference between open development and mere open source (as those following Android’s development will be well aware). Previously, the source was available, but its development was Microsoft’s sole concern; third parties had no ability to suggest changes or contributions of their own, and little ability to comment on the work that Microsoft was doing.

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Actually, I have started using the version 3 (MVC 3). I think I like the framework. I just finished a website with it and will soon post the link.

i got acquainted to .NET recently and its really powerful but i hate the WebForm with a passion i played with the MVC3 but never went far because of work and project, ASP.NET MVC gives you more control over HTML processing is far better than webforms. i tried using Dojo and MVC3 to see if they could play nice. all i can say i really grinned looks a like a love affair to take place.

Great Idea.

My first MVC 3 site is now live @ http://www.ictnaija.com
Please, if you are good with mvc 3, I will love to learn a lot from you.