This article compares these two view engines in brief and then discusses how you can work with the Razor View Engine in ASP.NET Core MVC. To work with the code examples provided in this article ...

With ASP.NET MVC out of active development in favor of ASP.NET Core ... for C# code so that it can be used in the browser instead of the usual heavy reliance upon JavaScript. As its name bespeaks, the ...

When working on ASP.NET Core MVC applications, we may need to preserve data on the client side instead of presenting it on the page. For example ... until the target view is entirely loaded.

With view components, you can also share the business logic component among multiple ASP.NET Core projects (something I'll discuss in a later column). Of course, ASP.NET MVC also has Partial ...