webforms in MVC when new project is create in MVC VS 2013

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I am new in MVC, I opened new project select wed=>webapplication=>mvc5
then new window open which is select template then I select MVC
new project opened but
1) it doesn't ask for aspx engin or razor engine it is directly go for razor engine?(because it ask in 2012 for aspx or razor)

2)when we add webforms it also add code behind .cs file , hence it is break the rule of separation by allowing tightly couple between frontend and code behind?

3)OR we able to add webforms with .cs then is it possible directly add existing webform project webforms to mvc application? and make webform application as mvc(may be silly)?

thanks in advance.

Posted 10-Sep-15 20:39pm

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Updated 10-Sep-15 21:22pm

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2015-09-10T22:05:00

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If you are using mvc then you don't use webforms as well, you either create an mvc project and use controllers\models\views, or a webforms one with aspx\code-behind files.

Posted 10-Sep-15 22:05pm

F-ES Sitecore

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Member 11922776 11-Sep-15 4:30am

after right click on view folder and add new item then it gives webforms option to add and after adding it it come with .cs file.

F-ES Sitecore 11-Sep-15 4:36am

It gives you lots of options, including xml files and unit tests...it doesn't mean they are valid options though :) it's up to you to know what is valid where, and if you are in your views folder then create views (or config files).

Member 11922776 11-Sep-15 5:24am

f9 :)