Is ASP.Net Server Control, Postback Architecture failed in current Web 2.0 World.

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Published on 2010-04-21T11:26:05Z Indexed on 2010/04/21 11:53 UTC
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What i am looking around me is the drastically change in ASP.Net Architecture. More and more company are following the approach of

JSON based wcf service in middle tier. Plain HTML based UI tier with JQuery/Ajax.

No Postback at all, This contradicts the Default behaviour of Asp.Net Server Control/Code Behind Event handler/Postback. I am a Asp.Net Web Developer for around 4 years, and concerned about the future of ASP.Net.

Is the Default Architecture of ASP.Net is Outdated at all? Does MVC or ASP.Net 4.0 Tries to solve the Issue?

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