Passing data to view in ASP NET Core MVC

oh shit so this is where the @model convention comes from and passing a viewmodel to a view

I am getting NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
can anyone help me out

What about TempData?

ViewData["employee"] = Model;
ViewData["PageTitle"]= "employee Details";
return View(); I M FACING THIS ERROR Cannot apply index with[] to an expression type 'object'
plz can anybody help me

ViewData["employee"] = Model;
ViewData["PageTitle"]= "employee Details";
return View();

Eternamente agradecido 🙏

Brother, thank you very much for creating this.

Awesome sir

What about vice-versa. How can we pass data to the controller from view?

Brilliant video, thank you. In 2 minutes, I understood many gray areas of passing data from Controller to View.

Amazing tutorials!

Thank you my friend this has really helped me :)

Why Did U Not Use ViewData.Model??

"Passing Data to view in ASP NET Core MVC" should be called: "ViewData in ASP NET Core MVC"

With the new version of MVC Core 3.0 we have a new service call RazorRuntimeCompilation. The only think you have to do is, install the nuget package Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Razor.RuntimeCompilation and add the sentence "services.AddMvc().AddRazorRuntimeCompilation();" in the ConfigureServices Method of the Startup class.

My Visual Studio 2017 Browser reload on save doesn't work

I am not able use skip option even once in whole video because he taught only required and important points...
Thank you

Hello Sir
Forgot to include Tempdata. In all interview it has been asked.

Thanks for the video series, in this video we discussed ViewData, ViewBag and strongly typed view but seems we forgot the TempData here.

Great Video sir..

thank you

You're a legend buddy

Hi nice, but I get the message "The type or namespace name 'EmployeeManagement' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)" then I can´t use the var employee.

nice nice nice

very nice video venkat sirr

We can also create viewmodel and bind it using @model tag to view