Quick intro: “Razor”, a new view-engine for ASP.NET MVC 3 speeds up the development in terms of writing view templates, and what’s more important, puts you in a place that you do not need to interrupt your coding to explicitly denote the start and end of server blocks withing your HTML. The best overview out there is, of course, at Scott Gu’s blog, so go ahead and read it if you need more insight into that.
A hidden “Razor” gem that I want to mention today is @helper syntax, which enables you to create reusable helper methods and use them on the go – again, Scott Gu’s post about it, and the solution of how to get an access to the ASP.NET MVC Html helper methods within which is not supported by default.
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Tags: Razor MVC3
