Is it worth learning ASP.NET?

Question

ASP.NET

Guys, tell me how to be, at work, projects on asp.net web forms, I began to slowly study and get up to speed, but I myself would not mind learning mvc, tell me how to be, study web forms and mvc in parallel, or throw all my strength into what that one???

Answer 1

WebForms is already legacy, all new projects are usually written in MVC. That does not negate the benefit of understanding how it works, since in the next N years the chance to meet with a WebForms project is very high. If you do not use specific things like ViewState or the terrible ASP.NET Ajax with UpdatePanel , then the difference is minimal. In fact, the cs-part of the webform is the MVC controller and viewmodel in one file.
Also, for quick-n-dirty projects, the functionality of a WebForms project of the WebSite type is very convenient, which allows you to edit C # code immediately on the server with automatic recompilation.

Answer 2

We also have web-forms and mvc projects at work, at first it was hard to work with both, but I quickly got used to it. Taking my mentor as an example, I want to say that he also gets along well with PHP, and does the entire front-end (including web applications based on angular). So yes, it's worth it, especially considering that Web-forms are now outdated and everyone is trying to write new projects in MVC, which is much more convenient than forms.
Yes, and you should not be limited to only one technology and one language, study the other in the same way, expand your horizons, this is quite possible and extremely useful.
For MVC, I can recommend an excellent site . With him it will be better to feel this framework.

Answer 3

The topic is one thing, the question is a little different.
The answer is - it's worth it, it definitely won't get worse.
At first I myself was a little opposed to the web, but now I feel more confident in it. This also helps a lot when analyzing other people's web.