2 Building your first application
This chapter covers
- Creating a Razor Pages application
- Adding your first page
- Exploring the project files and the roles they play
- Configuring the application pipeline with middleware
In the last chapter, you learned how the Razor Pages web development framework, as part of ASP.NET Core, fits within the overall .NET Framework. You have discovered the types of applications you can build with Razor Pages and also, importantly, when it is not the best solution to use. You have been introduced to the tools you need to be productive with Razor Pages and, hopefully, downloaded and installed Visual Studio or VS Code along with the latest version of the .NET SDK. Now that you have your development environment set up, ...
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