When you execute the ASP.NET Core MVC project we’ve created in the preceding section, you will see the home page of the application together with the welcome message as shown in Figure 1 below.

When working with ASP.NET Core or ASP.NET Core MVC 5 you no longer need a web.config file. However, using a web.config file is perfectly valid if you’re hosting your application in IIS.

ASP.NET MVC filters are declarative attributes that capture, or filter, a specific behavior on an action method or controller class. When applied, filters can trigger methods before, during or after ...