Other posts in this series: Part 2 Part 3 (AJAX)  One of the key differences between ASP.NET Web forms and ASP.NET MVC is that WebForms contained many controls which you could use on your web pages and MVC doesn’t. Not that this is a bad thing, the difficult thing about WebForms was the horrendous html they generated and the hoops you had to go through to gain fine control over them.
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