5 Working with forms: Model binding
This chapter covers
- Model binding in Razor Pages
- Binding complex objects easily
- Protecting your application by validating user input
- Leveraging data annotation attributes to manage validation
At the beginning of this book, I congratulated you for choosing ASP.NET Core Razor Pages in Action if you wanted to learn how to build “page-focused interactive web applications.” I didn’t really expand on the meaning of “interactive” at the time; essentially, an interactive web application is one in which users can provide input and affect the behavior of the application. In the last chapter, you saw how a user can alter a URL to interact with the application, causing the City page to display different content based ...
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