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 agyekumessien@gmail.com What is ASP.NET Core MVC? How does it differ from ASP.NET MVC? 1. What is ASP.NET Core MVC? ASP.NET Core MVC is a lightweight, cross-platform, open-source web framework from Microsoft for building modern, cloud-ready web applications. It is based on the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern, where: Model represents the application’s data and business logic. View handles the UI and presentation. Controller manages input, updates the model, and returns a view or data response. ASP.NET Core MVC is part of the larger ASP.NET Core framework, which unifies web app, API, microservices, and real-time applications under one platform. 2. How does ASP.NET Core MVC differ from ASP.NET MVC? Feature ASP.NET MVC (Old, .NET Framework) ASP.NET Core MVC (New, .NET Core/.NET 5+) Framework Built on .NET Framework, Windows-only Cross-platform (.NET Core/.NET 5+), runs on Windows, Linux, macOS Performance Heavier, tied to IIS Faster, modular, lightweight pipeline with Kestrel Project Structure Web.config, tightly coupled with System.Web appsettings.json, middleware-based, no System.Web dependency Dependency Injection Not built-in, required external libraries Built-in dependency injection Hosting IIS only Kestrel (built-in), IIS, Nginx, Apache, or self-hosting Configuration XML-based configuration (Web.config) JSON, environment variables, command-line args Cross-Platform Development Windows only Cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux) Unified Framework Separate ASP.NET MVC, Web API, and SignalR Unified into ASP.NET Core (MVC + API in one) Open Source Partially open Fully open-source and community-driven Razor Pages Not available Introduced in ASP.NET Core as a simpler alternative to MVC for page-focused apps
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