I just listened to the StackOverflow team\'s 17th podcast, and they talked so highly of ASP.NET MVC that I decided to check it out.
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Ajax, RAD (webforms with ajax are anti-RAD very often), COMPLETE CONTROL (without developing whole bunch of code and cycles). webforms are good only to bind some grid and such and not for anything else, and one more really important thing - performance. when u get stuck into the web forms hell u will switch on MVC sooner or later.