The "Get started" node in the ASP.NET Core table of contents (TOC) points to a simple tutorial based on Razor Pages. Instead, new ASP.NET Core users should get started with Minimal APIs & Blazor.

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I've been experimenting with some .NET Core using the Razor Pages, and I find it pretty handy in how easy you can set up database connections and make simple CRUD operations with the Razor Pages ...

ASP.NET Core is already a central web-dev component of .NET 6, of course, and Microsoft recently highlighted what's new for it in the new .NET 6 Preview 2. Those highlights begin with Razor -- the ...

JetBrains announced plans for Windows Forms, Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), ASP.NET and more tooling in the next release of its popular Rider IDE for .NET development. Microsoft itself ...

Microsoft’s Active Server Pages have been around a long time; launching back in the early days of the web. Since then they’ve been through several iterations and frameworks, driving the development of ...