Code-Behind or Single File?

The latest OdeToCode article: The Code Models Of ASP.NET 2.0.

The obvious question is which model should you be using for your ASP.NET projects? The answer will largely depend on the type of person you are. Working from a single file containing both the code and ASPX markup will appeal to many people, while others will insist on a strict separation and favor the code-behind model. The single-file model has an advantage in configuration management and deployment, since there is only a single file to version and deploy. Intellisense and refactoring tools appear to work equally well with both models, so there will be no clear winner in the productivity category. One additional factor in deciding on the model to use is your pre-compilation strategy, which will be the topic of our next article...

I have some more thoughts on the subject to blog later this week, as there are some subtle but suprising differences, particularly in VB.NET versus C# land....

Teaser, teaser, teaser. It's all about the teasers.