· Event model. Web Forms supports an event-driven programming style that is like Windows applications. Many events are available, and they are supported by hundreds of server controls.
· State management. Web Forms reduces the complexity of managing state by using view state and server-based controls.
· Page-based architecture. Web Forms provides an architecture that combines a page with declarative markup (an .aspx file) with a code-behind file that adds functionality. This structure can make it easy to create pages that implement common tasks, such as responding to user gestures and rendering markup from server code.
· Rich set of controls. The ASP.NET community has made available hundreds of server controls and components that reduce development time.
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