In this chapter, I introduce Razor Pages, which is a simpler approach to generating HTML content, intended to capture some of the enthusiasm for the legacy ASP.NET Web Pages framework. I explain how Razor Pages work, explain how they differ from the controllers and views approach taken by the MVC Framework, and show you how they fit into the wider ASP.NET Core platform.
The process of explaining how Razor Pages work can minimize the differences from the controllers and views described in earlier chapters. You might form the impression that Razor Pages are just MVC-lite and dismiss them, which would be a shame. ...
