should I go with MVC or MVP?

[Nitesh]

hi guys,

I've been tasked with creating a small social networking website. I've only ever done asp.net websites and recently I started using the n-tier approach. I stumbled upon an example written in asp.net mvp. After reading a few articles I'm not sure which would suit my new project better. I want to expand on my capabilities so I would like to do this project using eithre of those. Please advise me on which is the best way forward. I'm using vs2010, mysql 5 and jquery. I've already designed my database now I need to start coding

[Sweetcorn]

MVP usually is the better one as it has the capabilities of MVC along with UI events such as keydown...
Hope it helps

Sweetcorn

[jmcilhinney]

If you're doing web sites then the logical option is the use the ASP.NET MVC Framework, which obviously implements the MVC pattern. MVP is more suited to Windows apps while MVC tends to be more suited to web apps.