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Glorfindel
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With ASP.NET Web Form, you typically use the Model View Presenter pattern.

GlenH7 (user53019) mentioned on his answer about MVVM,in his answer MVVM; while it is an elegant pattern, ASPX Webform just doesn't have great support for that. MVVM is more popular in the WPF world.

With ASP.NET Web Form, you typically use the Model View Presenter pattern.

GlenH7 (user53019) mentioned on his answer about MVVM, while it is an elegant pattern, ASPX Webform just doesn't have great support for that. MVVM is more popular in the WPF world.

With ASP.NET Web Form, you typically use the Model View Presenter pattern.

GlenH7 mentioned in his answer MVVM; while it is an elegant pattern, ASPX Webform just doesn't have great support for that. MVVM is more popular in the WPF world.

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edit approved Mar 17, 2020 at 17:45
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edit approved Mar 17, 2020 at 17:45
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With ASP.NET Web Form, you typically use the Model View Presenter pattern.

GlenH7 (user53019) mentioned on his answer about MVVM, while it is an elegant pattern, ASPX Webform just doesn't have great support for that. MVVM is more popular in the WPF world.

With ASP.NET Web Form, you typically use the Model View Presenter pattern.

GlenH7 mentioned on his answer about MVVM, while it is an elegant pattern, ASPX Webform just doesn't have great support for that. MVVM is more popular in the WPF world.

With ASP.NET Web Form, you typically use the Model View Presenter pattern.

GlenH7 (user53019) mentioned on his answer about MVVM, while it is an elegant pattern, ASPX Webform just doesn't have great support for that. MVVM is more popular in the WPF world.

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Steven Luu
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With ASP.NET Web Form, you typically use the Model View Presenter pattern.

GlenH7 mentioned on his answer about MVVM, while it is an elegant pattern, ASPX Webform just doesn't have great support for that. MVVM is more popular in the WPF world.