The Razor syntax and how to use it in views (the V in MVC) to display information.
Introduction to Razor Syntax
An introduction to Razor syntax. Though written for ASP.NET Web Pages, the syntax is the same in MVC Razor views.
Razor Views
This Pluralsight video explains how to work with Razor views. Though written for MVC 4, most of it is still relevant to MVC 5.
Introduction to ASP.NET Web Programming Using the Razor Syntax
By Tom FitzMacken|
A 9-part tutorial series that introduces ASP.NET Web Pages and Razor syntax. Several tutorials in the series have information relevant to MVC views; see especially the second tutorial.
Bootstrap
Module 4 from ASP.NET MVC 5 Fundamentals. 47 minutes 27 seconds.
Using Page Inspector in ASP.NET MVC
By Tim Ammann|
Page Inspector in Visual Studio 2012 is a web development tool with an integrated browser. Select any element in the integrated browser, and Page Inspector instantly highlights the element's source...
Dynamic v. Strongly Typed Views
By Rick Anderson|
This tutorial compares and contrasts dynamic and strongly typed views. Though written for MVC 3 it contains information that is still relevant to the current version.
30 Days of Bootstrap with the MVC Framework
A series of posts on on using Bootstrap with ASP.NET MVC by James Chambers.
Recommended Resources for MVC
Search the page for "views" to find links to recommended resources for working with MVC views.
Essential Videos
Microsoft has made it possible for you to enjoy this Pluralsight training free of charge. In addition, you can watch more videos free of charge from Microsoft.
Sponsored By: Pluralsight
Unlock access to 3,000+ dev, IT and creative courses that you can watch anytime, anywhere.
Starting at $29/mo.
free trial subscribe nowASP.NET MVC Books
Microsoft's Jon Galloway recommends these books for learning ASP.NET MVC:
