In this Razor tutorial, we will take a quick tour of the Razor View Engine in ASP.NET Core MVC. The Razor makes it easier to embed the C# code inside the HTML, thus providing the ability to generate the dynamic response. In this tutorial, we will explore the Razor syntax.Â
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In this Article, we will introduce you the Views in ASP.NET Core applications. The View is the Component of the MVC design pattern (or architecture), which is responsible for presenting the User interface to the User.
In this tutorial, we will explore how to create a formatted response in Controller Action methods. The ASP.NET Core provides several APIs collectively called as Action Results to generate the correctly formatted response, which can be consumed by the Clients. Let us explore what is Action Results are and what are the different types of the Action Results that are available to usÂ
In this article, we look at what is Action selector and its role in selecting the controller action methods. In the last few tutorials on Routing in ASP.NET Core, We learnt how routing engine picks up the correct action method to execute when the Request arrives. The Action selectors i. e. Action Name, Non-Action and Action Verbs gives us more control in the URL Matching Process.Â
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The Route Constraints helps us to filter out or restrict the unwanted values from reaching the controller action. It does so by checking the Constraint against the value of the URL Parameter. For Example, you would want to Route engine to match a particular route only if int value is supplied for an URL parameter.
