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In this version, I have (largely) stuck to the traditional ASP.NET webform model i.e. using databound "server controls" with full-page postbacks for database actions (in spite of the jarring nature of some of the postbacks !).
Main server controls used:
- User authentication (registration, login etc)
- Menu control
- Validation controls
- FormView
- ListView
There is still a reasonable amount of client-side code, however, for which I have used jQuery.
These pages use several features introduced into webforms in recent versions of ASP.NET:
- Model binding
- Routing
- Bundling
If you return to the Attica Software homepage, you will find a link to an AJAX-enabled webform version as well as an MVC version.
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