In previous posts I’ve talked about using WebControls along with ControlAdapters to have cleaner markup by using the built in ASP.NET page life cycle to assign values to the correct elements on the page. This approach can make views easier to read by removing server side code blocks and allowing logic to be handled within the code behind of the view and not within the page itself. This post continues the discussion by looking at how you can use a Controller to create instances of views before rendering ...
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