Learn about the Razor View Engine in MVC 3 through this beginner-level article, covering syntax basics, creating a User Registration Application, and utilizing Data Annotation Validator Attributes...

In ASP.NET MVC, data from a controller can be displayed on a view using various methods like ViewData, ViewBag, or strongly-typed models. Controllers pass data to views, leveraging Razor syntax to ...

In this article, you will learn how action methods help us to return models to views, file streams, and also redirect to other controllers Action method in MVC 3.0.

The Viewstart page in ASP.NET MVC 3, denoted as _ViewStart.cshtml, sets the default layout and global settings for views. It initializes layout pages, enabling uniform structure and design across m...

In this article, we will discover the myriad ways to transfer data between controllers and views in MVC 4. Explore techniques like ViewBag, ViewData, TempData, Models, and ViewModel for efficient c...

Understanding Validation In MVC - Part 4" delves into advanced techniques of data validation in ASP.NET MVC, covering custom validation, remote validation, error handling, and client-server va...

In this article, I will demonstrate you about Database First Approach in Entity Framework and will also show how to implement it with ASP.NET MVC.

MVC (Model-View-Controller) and Web Forms are two distinct architectural patterns in ASP.NET. MVC emphasizes a clear separation of concerns, routing, and testability. In contrast, Web Forms offer a...

In this article you will learn everything about Output Caching in MVC. Output Caching enables us to cache the content returned by any controller method so that the same content does not need to be ...

This article is a sub-part of my MVC article series. This series contains all the terminologies, acronyms and terms usually used in the MVC framework. Knowledge of these is as important as knowing ...

Route constraints in MVC define rules for matching incoming URLs to route templates, enhancing control over routing behavior. They specify conditions like data type, length, or regular expressions,...

In this article we will learn what Authentication and Authorization is with a small demo of what we will accomplish by the end of this series.

In this article we will learn the purpose of HTML helpers in MVC. A HTML helper is a special type of method used to render HTML content in a view.

TempData is a temporary data storage mechanism in ASP.NET MVC, facilitating state management between HTTP requests. Stored in session variables, it aids in passing data between consecutive requests...

Explore ASP.NET MVC 5's attribute-based routing, offering debugging ease, decoupling benefits, and flexible route configuration. Learn to optimize routing with RoutePrefix, Route Constraints, a...

MVC3, or Model-View-Controller version 3, is a web development framework by Microsoft, emphasizing separation of concerns. It divides applications into model, view, and controller layers, enhancing...

MVC applications rely on a routing system to handle URL requests, mapping them to controllers and actions. RouteConfig.cs defines routes, connected to Global.asax.cs. Routes can be added via RouteC...

Display Mode Provider in MVC 5 Application facilitates adaptive rendering based on user agents. It utilizes DefaultDisplayMode and ContextCondition to insert modes for specific devices like Windows...

Discover the intricacies of ASP.NET MVC Areas in the sixth installment of our series. Explore how Areas facilitate modularization and organization in MVC applications, optimizing code structure for...

In this article, we will learn how to enhance your ASP.NET MVC applications with Action Filters. Action Filters provide a powerful mechanism for injecting cross-cutting concerns such as logging, au...