Take the 2-minute tour ×  I'm much happier with the quality of
output I can get with MVC over webforms: hand crafted HTML that
isn't full of additional machine generated gubbins (polite
term). I realize of course that MVC is about a lot more than
this, but concentrating on just that "view" part...  I'm looking
at Orchard or Umbraco for a project. I see both support Razor
syntax (Umbraco just about) - but with my strong leaning to MVC
Views rather than webforms, does that rule out Umbraco?  All the
Umbraco reading I've found so far is about the XSLT engine, as
the razor syntax is brand new, which scares me :-)
share|improve this question worth noting that Umbraco 5 is a
ground up MVC rewrite. –  Andiih Jan 10 '12 at 23:03 worth
noting that Umbraco 5 is 'retired' –  michielvoo Jun 14 '12 at
21:29 worth noting I have a 90% finished project in Umbraco 5
and an awkward call to make to the client today. –  Andiih Jun
15 '12 at 8:21 @Andih - ouch, there but for the grace of god ...
–  amelvin Jun 21 '12 at 8:16 add