The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Tag Helpers

The video tutorial introduces tag helpers in ASP.NET Core, highlighting their importance and how they differ from Angular directives and HTML helpers. Tag helpers enable server-side code to render HTML elements in Razor files, offering a more natural approach compared to HTML helpers. The tutorial provides practical examples of using tag helpers in applications, emphasizing their similarities and differences with HTML helpers.

What was a key reason for Microsoft to develop tag helpers in ASP.NET Core?

• To mimic the functionality of HTML helpers

• To replace JavaScript frameworks like React

• To provide a server-side rendering experience similar to AngularJS directives

• To enhance client-side rendering capabilities

How do tag helpers differ from AngularJS directives?

• Both are used for server-side rendering

• AngularJS directives are used for server-side rendering

• Tag helpers are used for server-side rendering

• Tag helpers are used for client-side rendering

In what way are tag helpers more advantageous than HTML helpers?

• They are easier to use with HTML elements

• They require less coding

• They are more compatible with JavaScript

• They are faster to execute

What is a primary benefit of using tag helpers in Razor markup?

• They allow for dynamic styling

• They simplify the integration of server-side logic with HTML

• They enhance client-side interactivity

• They reduce server load

How can tag helpers be used in an ASP.NET Core application?

• By replacing all HTML tags with tag helpers

• By appending tag helpers to existing HTML tags

• By using them exclusively for styling

• By integrating them with JavaScript frameworks