ASP.NET Core TagHelpersĪSP.NET Core introduced TagHelpers back in 2015 and presented a new way to write HTML through your own custom HTML tags.
We want to use the tools we find familiar to build websites relatively quick. However, developers usually want a quick prototype of a page and not spend all of our time looking up Bootstrap component and layout syntax. There are a vast number of websites dedicated to this awesome library to extend Bootstrap even further. Personally, I still can't believe it's been eight years since Bootstrap's inception.ĭevelopers and designers alike continue to make great strides using this CSS/JavaScript library. With Bootstrap being the dominant CSS library for grid layouts, components, and prototyping web pages, it's meant to make design (translation: CSS) easier for developers when building web applications. NET Core TagHelper goodness to provide a worthy post (maybe even a series? See below for more). We kick this post off by combining some Bootstrap with ASP. The title of this post, Advanced Basics, takes the basics and fundamental concepts of what a developer has learned, whether it be a technique or library, and extends it exponentially to advance it to be something more efficient and useful for future projects.
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