[Ed: For anyone who's living under a bush Microsoft have released a CTP of the new ASP.NET MVC framework. ] I’m reluctant to get involved in this – but I feel like there’s another side to this story which is worth considering. Since it was first presented at altnetconf – the decision to require users1 [...]
Scott Bellware makes a brillant comment on Hammett’s weblog: ASP .NET templated controls did almost nothing to encourage separation of orthogonal concerns. It simply ended up separating concerns that aren’t separate concerns. Pure Genius – this summarises an entire field of criticism (e.g. [1][2]). The whole issue with the OnRowDataBound/FindControl() style of programming is that [...]
A couple of things have got me thinking along these lines recently. Giles Bowkett made an interesting post on his blog: “[T]his has always been my fear for Rails; that in five to ten years, the worst jobs you could get will be Rails jobs where you’re maintaining stuff built by non-programmers who figured Rails [...]
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