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Modern Full-Stack Web Development with ASP.NET Core
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Once Visual Studio finishes creating your ASP.NET Core project, you’re not just left with a set of files and directories; you’re also provided with a scaffolded application that’s ready to run and explore. This initial structure is designed to give you a head start and to illustrate the basic principles of ASP.NET Core applications, particularly when you choose a project template such as MVC or Razor Pages. Let’s delve deeper into the initial project setup in the next subsections.
When you first open your new project, you’ll notice a structured directory layout in the Solution Explorer pane. Each folder and file has a purpose and understanding what they are for is key to navigating and eventually mastering ASP.NET Core development.
Key directories include Controllers, Views, Models (for MVC projects), and Pages (for Razor Pages projects). The wwwroot directory houses static assets...