ASP.NET MVC by default ships with two view engines: Web Forms and Razor. When we are creating a new ASP.NET MVC application both are being included in the application startup. Even when you are working with Razor only ASP.NET MVC resolves named views by searching for files that match the Web Forms view engine's naming convention at first. What can we do to change that and reduce the time needed to return a view to the end user? Let's have a look!
Main menuMain pageAboutContact Share article via: You've read lot of articles about advanced C# constructions, new features, frameworks, etc. and at the end you are opening your solution and you start looking... and thinking... what is wrong the hell? Why my project is so f* boring? I'd like to change something. I want to have the cool application, which I want to be proud of and compare this solution with the ones I've read about. If this situations happened before this article is for you...
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