I work at a mostly .NET shop.A coworker has more of a background in open-source MVC (think RoR and Spring MVC). She seems to really enjoy .NET MVC, but she practically refuses to work on Web Forms, and has a hard time switching gears/working in Web Forms apps. And I hear similar things from others.I for one also much prefer .NET MVC, but I'm not above Web Forms work. I haven't before come across this significant tool-divide within a community, such as Java.How acceptable/common is this among .NET developers? Is there an awareness of this sort of thing in the .NET industry/community, i.e. a group of developers who are gung-ho on MVC but abhor WebForms? Can someone make a career in .NET only doing MVC? How would you indicate to employers that you were such a person?
How Common/Acceptable is it for a .NET developer to abstain from WebForms as a rule?
.net;asp.net;asp.net mvc;webforms