Thoughts on using the MVC Framework

The project uses a third-party MVC Framework, which is similar to Microsoft's built-in MVC framework.

I have been developing WebForm before. After using the MVC framework, I feel something is more convenient. It seems that the direct use of html controls is more flexible than the previous use of ASP. NET Server controls, and the JS control front-end is also convenient.

The background code is messy. Some controllers write nearly one thousand lines of code, which is even more exaggerated by colleagues.

The framework we use. A Controller corresponds to an html Directory, which is defined by the framework. Therefore, the background code of html under a directory is written in a Controller for a long time. I generally use # region to organize code. If there is no # region like java, it will crash even more.

WebForm is a page that corresponds to a background code, which is more convenient. Now, a Controller needs to write code for several pages. I can only use # region to organize the code. # region contains many # region, and then write the functions of this page, for example, add, delete, modify, and query. However, I feel that the MVC background code is more flexible than WebForm, but there is one thing, page Jump, Page Link, page transfer value, and so on, and the writing is a bit dizzy, it Seems messy, but searching for code is much more convenient than java.

The following code is a neat one, corresponding to two Report pages plus a menu page, more than 800 lines.

The following code corresponds to more html pages.

I feel that my code may not be well written, but I don't know where it is. So I hope to read this article and give more comments. Thank you!