Strongly Typed View in ASP NET Core MVC

In this video we will discuss creating a Strongly Typed View in ASP.NET Core MVC

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[talkathiriify]

You are amazing
Thank you very much for your effort.

[GeeZoiks]

Love your tutorials straight to the point and really good context. Thank you.

[satishv]

I got job only after watching ur videos...very helpful 🙏

[toddw]

Recently I had to convert a bunch of JSON views over to strongly typed views on my app's dashboard pages. It's always best to use those strongly typed views because it preserves validation that goes away when if you have to refresh the entity file & it keeps you from making typos & its a good practice because using the entity files directly for posting data carries the security risk of underposting attacks.

[mohammadalhayani]

thank u very much >>>> the best one

[santoshrelekar]

Thank you so much for this video tutorial.I have one question performance wise which one is better Viewdata or Viewbag or Strongly typed view?

[chadgregory]

WOW its amazing how many ways you can do so you can ViewData and ViewBag and loosely or you can from the controller send the object to the view and access the things via @model or you can declare @model on the view itself using either an entity model or a specific viewmodel.... damn

and thats not even mentioning using view components to dynamically fill a partial view and jquery render it to the dom 😁

[debugville]

Please make video on Docker too. Thanks!

[deepaksamantaray]

Can we use ViewData or ViewBag in combination with strongly typed View?

[manchusandy]

Could you please provide me a scenario where viewbag/viewdata is preferred over strongly typed ? Thanks in advance, sir.

[darkogele]

How about TempData ? are there really only 3 ? And i really need some tutorial if you can do make where u switching view and from controller to controller u passing temp data as message or something Thank you Venkat for the videos so far btw :)

[armandoramirez]

Can you help me?, I get the message "The type or namespace  name 'EmployeeManagement' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)".

[nolimitsREAL]

@model is a specific keyword ? Did find out and is: The @model directive specifies the type of the model passed to a view or page. You can find more information on google. But still thanks

[andrewprint]

I am getting



before the employee details if I use @Model instead of @model for strongly typed view.

[ypwygk]

Venkat, do you work at Microsoft with Bill Gates?