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MVC future is quite bright and will be remain atleast for few years
With the dawn of .NET in ( drum-beat, please), I would believe that the future of ASP.NET MVC is a great one. Let me explain.When WebForms was released with ASP.NET, you could develop web sites with C# or VB.NET...it was still ASP.NET.With ASP.NET MVC released8 years ago, you still have a choice building websites with WebForms or MVC. The point here is you can still code with C# or VB.NET. It's just a different way of building web sites.I have to say that Microsoft has always been my bread and butter since Classic ASP and I transitioned to WebForms, but when ASP.NET MVC came onto the scene8 years ago, I dropped WebForms like a bad habit.So while some may think MVC is a little heavier, I believe Microsoft relinquished their hold on proprietary web technology (like ViewState) and focused on getting back to the way the web was originally intended: a stateless machine with open technologies. Regarding your question, what is the future of ASP.NET MVC developers? I don't think it matters. When the next technology comes along, Microsoft developers will move from MVC to the next new framework...and it will utilize C# or VB .NET. I think that the future for Microsoft developers (and not just ASP.NET MVC developers) is indeed a bright one.Hope this helped.
