ASP.NET Core MVC

ASP.NET Core MVC is a cross-platform, open-source web application framework developed by Microsoft for building modern, scalable web applications using the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern. It provides a robust structure for separating concerns, handling HTTP requests, and generating dynamic HTML responses, and integrates seamlessly with .NET Core for high-performance server-side development. The framework supports features like dependency injection, middleware, routing, and Razor views, making it suitable for creating enterprise-grade web applications.

Also known as: ASP.NET Core MVC, ASP Core MVC, DotNet Core MVC, AspNetCore MVC, MVC Core

Why learn ASP.NET Core MVC?

Developers should learn ASP.NET Core MVC when building server-rendered web applications that require clean separation of business logic, data models, and user interface, particularly in enterprise environments or projects using the .NET ecosystem. It is ideal for scenarios needing structured code organization, testability through dependency injection, and integration with Microsoft technologies like Azure, SQL Server, and Entity Framework Core. Use cases include corporate portals, e-commerce sites, and internal business tools where performance, security, and maintainability are priorities.

Learning Resources

• docs: ASP.NET Core MVC Documentation
• tutorial: Build a Web App with ASP.NET Core MVC - Microsoft Learn
• tutorial: ASP.NET Core MVC Tutorial for Beginners - freeCodeCamp
• course: ASP.NET Core MVC Course - Pluralsight