MVC Architecture In C#

Question

Hi friends, Can any buddy tell me the best example of MVC architecture in c#.

Answer 1

Mostly MVC is used in Web Apps. 

ASP.NET has a powerfull MVC architecure (ASP.NET MVC).

Simply you can write an CRUD ops page (Employee) for an example for this.

In WPF, you can use MVVM architecture.

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Answer 2

How would you define "best"?

And what are you looking for?

Here's some example projects:

http://www.asp.net/aspnet/samples/aspnet-mvc

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/rmcochran/MVC_intro12122005162329PM/MVC_intro.aspx

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Hope that helps.

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Answer 3

MVC is a pattern that does not bound to any technology. It can be using any programming language.

http://www.tutorialspoint.com/struts_2/basic_mvc_architecture.htm

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Answer 4

Please post questions related to MVC and web apps in the ASP.NET forums (http://forums.asp.net ).

Answer 5

Hi friends, Can any buddy tell me the best example of MVC architecture in c#.

That  would be any MVC solution that is using N-tier and a true Seperation of Concerns and not the junk being preached about ADO.NET EF or any data access being done directly by the controller.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separation_of_concerns

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multitier_architecture

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/70061/Architecture-Guide-ASP-NET-MVC-Framework-N-tier-En

Answer 6

Yes, you can definitely build C# applications in MVC. If someone tells you that MVC is a core web framework he is wrong. MVC is a software development pattern. It is used by other web-based tools and frameworks, such as ASP.NET thus providing the famous ASP.NET MVC framework. 

The MVC framework is pretty simple, it contains three categories, 

1. Model -- for data
2. View -- for user interface
3. Controller -- for handling the software state, such as events, input/output and other stuff such as business logic

If your application's source code is based on these three categories and they are written, controlled and maintained separately then yes, your application is using the MVC framework. There are no libraries, assemblies required to use this framework. It is just a theory. 

If you are interested in learning MVC framework, then please read this article of mine that I wrote a while ago about MVC framework for beginners. 

PS. I also have a guide for those interested in ASP.NET MVC framework. ;-)

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Answer 7

Good one, although MVC is not something that belongs to web applications only. It is a software development pattern. Perhaps you might also want to have a look at my answer. :-)

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