19 Creating a website with MVC controllers
This chapter covers
- Creating a Model-View-Controller (MVC) application
- Choosing between Razor Pages and MVC controllers
- Returning Razor views from MVC controllers
In this book I’ve focused on Razor Pages over MVC controllers for server-rendered HTML apps, as I consider Razor Pages to be the preferable paradigm in most cases. In this chapter we dig a bit more into exactly why I consider Razor Pages to be the right choice and take a brief look at the alternative.
In section 19.2 you’ll create a default MVC application using a template so you can familiarize yourself with the general project layout of an MVC application. We’ll look at some of the differences between an MVC application and a Razor Pages ...
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