Passing data to view in ASP NET Core MVC

In this video we will discuss different ways of passing data to a View from a Controller in ASP.NET Core MVC.

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[BlueHorse]

Brilliant video, thank you. In 2 minutes, I understood many gray areas of passing data from Controller to View.

[Fulakitele]

Brother, thank you very much for creating this.

[kieroncairns]

Thank you my friend this has really helped me :)

[jaiprakashbarnwal]

Thanks for the video series, in this video we discussed ViewData, ViewBag and strongly typed view but seems we forgot the TempData here.

[nh--]

We can also create viewmodel and bind it using @model tag to view

[srikanthtekumudi]

I am not able use skip option even once in whole video because he taught only required and important points...
Thank you

[SyedKumailHaiderNaqvi]

What about vice-versa. How can we pass data to the controller from view?

[vibharajput]

I am getting NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
can anyone help me out

[ualvarez]

With the new version of MVC Core 3.0 we have a new service call RazorRuntimeCompilation. The only think you have to do is, install the nuget package and add the sentence in the ConfigureServices Method of the Startup class.

[chadgregory]

oh shit so this is where the @model convention comes from and passing a viewmodel to a view

[iamwitthaya]

My Visual Studio 2017 Browser reload on save doesn't work

[sonayadav]

ViewData["employee"] = Model;
ViewData["PageTitle"]= "employee Details";
return View(); I M FACING THIS ERROR Cannot apply index with[] to an expression type 'object'
plz can anybody help me

[armandoramirez]

Hi nice, but I get the message "The type or namespace name 'EmployeeManagement' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)" then I can´t use the var employee.

[sonayadav]

ViewData["employee"] = Model;
ViewData["PageTitle"]= "employee Details";
return View();

[mdabuzar]

Hello Sir
Forgot to include Tempdata. In all interview it has been asked.

[ninjaskter]

"Passing Data to view in ASP NET Core MVC" should be called: "ViewData in ASP NET Core MVC"