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Hi;
Almost all of the Quick Starts show the code in the .aspx file inside a
<script> instead of in a seperate .aspx.cs file. My instinct is that the code
should be in a seperate file to keep the view and the view logic distinct.
Is there a strong argument for combining these in one file? (It may just
feel wrong to me because of years of J2EE/JSP programming where you always
keep them seperate.)
Almost all of the Quick Starts show the code in the .aspx file inside a
<script> instead of in a seperate .aspx.cs file. My instinct is that the code
should be in a seperate file to keep the view and the view logic distinct.
Is there a strong argument for combining these in one file? (It may just
feel wrong to me because of years of J2EE/JSP programming where you always
keep them seperate.)