ASP.NET MVC

If you're developing ASP.NET Core applications, and are looking at building a rich client-side experience, you're in luck. We just published a new tutorial to the JetBrains .NET Guide: HTMX for ASP.NET Core Developers In this tutorial, our developer advocate Khalid Abuhakmeh introduces you to HTMX, and how to integrate it into your ASP.NET Core apps. HTMX is a JavaScript library designed to bring the fun back into building robust client-side applications. It relies on server-rendered HTML to create client-side experiences with an approachable declarative set of attributes that support

Despite the name, endpoints are generally where ASP.NET Core development starts for many developers. Endpoints handle incoming requests and provide appropriate responses to clients. While the concept of endpoints has existed since the inception of web development, it was only recently formalized into ASP.NET Core 3.1. Developers can implement endpoints as Razor Pages, ASP.NET Core MVC controllers, or using the newly available Map methods in ASP.NET Core. However, as our application domain grows, it can become cumbersome to discover endpoints. Additionally, an application may depend on exte

In the Rider 2021.1 Early Access Program (EAP) builds, we’re bringing you.... Scaffolding! Scaffolding makes development using ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Web API, or Razor Pages faster and more smooth. Let’s take a look at how the new scaffolding feature in Rider helps you create MVC Controllers, Razor pages, Entity Framework "CRUD", and pages and views for Identity. ASP.NET MVC Scaffolding ASP.NET MVC is a convention and pattern based framework. So tools such as scaffolding use those patterns and conventions to allow you to create controllers and views for your project. Areas in ASP.NET