Authenticate user efficiently and quickly (without setbacks, Identity x Manual)

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I need to create a system amusing using a validation (user, password). I have experience with Webform, I started already studied a little MVC but still don’t feel safe to create a complete application with MVC.

For the validation I thought about using Identity, because what I saw makes things easier, however, I did not see from scratch, I made an example and some changes minimums. And then I was in doubt, if it is worth learning to use Identity during the creation of this project or use a less sophisticated,.

A preocupação principal é ter problemas com o Idntity que possam acabar tomando tempo.

I’m still wondering if I was right to post the question here, in any case If you do not identify an answer and only discussions, I will remove the question. From now on, thank you.

  • The best thing would be for you to learn MVC yourself. Identity wasn’t even written for Web Forms.

  • I lie. It was yes. I’ll put an answer to you.

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For the validation I thought about using Identity, because what I saw makes things easier, however, I did not see from scratch, I made an example and some changes minimums. And then I was in doubt, if it is worth learning to use (sic) the Identity during the creation of this project or use a less sophisticated,as store in session or cookie.

There is a project that teaches you how to use Identity with Web Forms. I think it’s worth a look.

The main concern is to have problems with Idntity (sic) that can end up taking time.

Usually the use of ASP.NET Identity is very simple, especially if you start the project from scratch. The recommended is to test this empty project before leaving to modify a system that already exists.

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    That’s exactly what I was doing @gypsy-Morrison-Mendez. I spent a lot of time stuck to the same technology, what I would like to do all in MVC, would be a great test <strike>even worth R$</strike> but I haven’t learned enough and as I said, time is what I don’t have. But I’ll do just that, I’ll do that example, and see what happens.

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