The previous chapters have focused on individual features that deal with one aspect of HTML forms, and it can sometimes be difficult to see how they fit together to perform common tasks. In this chapter, I go through the process of creating controllers, views, and Razor Pages that support an application with create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) functionality. There are no new features described in this chapter, and the objective is to demonstrate how features such as tag helpers, model binding, and model validation can be used in conjunction with Entity Framework Core.
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