Creating Functionality Using ASP.NET MVC
It can seem like there are a lot of moving parts and a lot of code required to build applications with ASP.NET MVC. However, Visual Studio provides a lot of assistance for defining models, controllers, and views. This section walks through an example of using the ASP.NET MVC tools to create functionality that enables a user to view customers in a list, select a customer, and edit the customer’s details.
Creating a Model
Recall that a model is the code used to interact with the data in your application. If you work with a database, this code typically returns lists of data and single records. It also lets users act on that data (add, update, and delete). If you already have a set of classes for working ...
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