PART II

The ASP.NET MVC Application Model

You’ve already had your first taste of ASP.NET Core development and what it can do. Now, it’s time to explore its powerful ASP.NET Model-View-Controller (MVC) application model.

If you’ve coded with ASP.NET MVC, you’ll find much that’s familiar here. In fact, the MVC concepts implemented by ASP.NET Core won’t surprise users of platforms such as Rails and Django, or front-end frameworks like Angular. Of course, the details matter, so Part II drills down on these, helping you make the most of ASP.NET Core’s modern application model whatever your background.

Chapter 3, Bootstrapping ASP.NET MVC, helps you get your MVC infrastructure up and running. You’ll enable the MVC application model, register the MVC ...

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