http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Blogs/EntryId/2464/ASP-NET-MVC-and-DotNetNuke.aspx DotNetNuke will NOT be migrating to ASP.NET MVC.
That being said, akin to the programming language debate which continues to rage on in the Microsoft community, there are zealots who proclaim that WebForms are dead and the ASP.NET MVC is the future. Now there is nothing wrong with being passionate about a new technology which meets your requirements. But to make it your personal crusade to convert all other developers to your way of thinking by spreading
false propaganda accomplishes nothing other than fracturing the ASP.NET developer community.
Microsoft has made it very clear that both WebForms and ASP.NET MVC are first class citizens and will be
integral parts of the future of ASP.NET . They satisfy different use cases, cater to different stakeholders, and although they are not compatible, they are complementary solutions. In general, developers should try to use the right tool to solve a problem based on the unique business requirements of their customer. There will be cases where WebForms are the appropriate solution and other cases where ASP.NET MVC may be a viable option. The most important thing is to be objective, consider all of the goals and constraints, and make an educated decision
As a final data point on the suggested demise of WebForms, I would just like to mention that there is another highly successful ASP.NET application we are all familiar with, which will not be migrating to ASP.NET MVC either – Sharepoint!
