Future ASP.NET features for UID / HTML developers
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The document summarizes future features for ASP.NET that will improve the experience of UI/HTML developers. It discusses the history and issues with traditional WebForms and how newer approaches like ASP.NET MVC and view engines like Razor address these issues. It provides more control over markup, easier testing, and integration of UI developers alongside technical developers. However, legacy WebForms applications will still present challenges for a while.
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