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I have not played with MVC much as of late, but have been seeing it around and the bandwagon beginning to go around town. So thought it would be a good time to throw my 2 cents in. I will preface by saying that my experience has come from the cold blooded ASP.NET development, when MVC was not around or available, and we had to handle post backs and the like via web applications written in ASP.NET (using C# and VB of course).
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