Difference between MVC 3, 4, 5 and 6
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Difference between MVC 3, MVC 4, MVC 5 and MVC 6 New Project Templates having support for HTML 5 and CSS 3, Improved Model validation. Razor View Engine introduced with a bundle of new features.
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Difference between MVC 3, 4, 5 and 6
- 1. Difference between MVC 3, MVC 4, MVC 5 and MVC 6
- 2. MVC 3 MVC 4 MVC 5 MVC 6 (vNext) Razor view engine ASP.Net Web API V1 ASP.NET Identity for authentication MVC 6 consume 2K memory per request response Support for multiple view engines Project template Third party authentication provider Roslyn Compiler Template HTML 5 and CSS3 support Mobile template Authorization for social networking site just like Google, twitter, face-book etc Microsoft removed the dependency of system.web.dll from MVC 6, because of it's so expensive. Typically it consume 30K memory per request/response Model validation Asynchronous Controllers Bootstrap default template ASP.NET on OSX and Linux Controller Improvements Azure SDK support Attribute Routing Tag Helpers Partial page output caching Bundling and Minification ASP.NET Web API 2 View Components Dependency injection Support for OAuth and OpenID GruntJS, NPM, and Bower Support Unobtrusive JavaScript Single Page Application
- 3. Advantages of MVC • Separation of Concerns - The MVC Paradigm of Model-View-Controller allows you to more easily separate all of your concerns within your application. This can lead to improved scalability within applications. • Testing - MVC is designed and built for Testing-Driven Development and allows for applications to be very easily tested to help secure against error and unexpected behaviour. • Integration with Client-Side Tools - The MVC pattern easily allows client-side tools such as jQuery to be seamlessly integrated. This can allow you to create very rich user interfaces for your applications. • Statelessness - Although one of the main advantages of Web Forms, this allows you to adhere to a more stateless format consistent with the rest of the web. • Control and Flexibility - MVC allows developers to have complete control over their applications as the developer doesn't rely on Controls to automatically generate the appropriate HTML, which after switching to MVC can often be seen as "bloated". The developer will write their own HTML instead of having it generated for them. • Search Engine Optimization - The use of Restful URLs within MVC makes it more friendly for being accessed through search engines.