Much has been talked about the new release of ASP.NET MVC, i.e. MVC 3 and the new Razor syntax and the ability to simplify the development. Razor uses the @ prefix for switching between code and HTML and that kind of simplifies it when compared to using <%: symbol as with the case in MVC and ASPX engines. Here is a nice article from David Ebbo on how all of these fit together Not just that, Razor comes with a lot of goodies. The Helper classes simplify in doing some of the common tasks, doing common scenarios like integrating Twitter, Facebook or PayPal into your applications. To begin with, am using the following 1. Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1. You can install it from Download details- Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 2...(read more) ...
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