Razor is a so called "View engine" for ASP.NET MVC...but as you probably have figured out it can work with ASP.NET web forms as well.
I'm very much a Razor newbie myself but it provides a good alternative (and from what I've read and heard is sometimes even better in some situations than XSLT is) to XSLT. Many backend developers don't like XSLT and they will looove Razor I think :-)
So basically it's another option you can use to fetch data and decide how it should be rendered and where it should be placed directly in your template, or even in macroes (If I remember correctly).
what is razor?
Ive just installed v4.7 and am hearing a lot about Razor.... But can anyone explain to me What is razor?
Hi Fuji
Razor is a so called "View engine" for ASP.NET MVC...but as you probably have figured out it can work with ASP.NET web forms as well.
I'm very much a Razor newbie myself but it provides a good alternative (and from what I've read and heard is sometimes even better in some situations than XSLT is) to XSLT. Many backend developers don't like XSLT and they will looove Razor I think :-)
So basically it's another option you can use to fetch data and decide how it should be rendered and where it should be placed directly in your template, or even in macroes (If I remember correctly).
You can read a bit more about Razor in general here: http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2010/07/02/introducing-razor.aspx
And more Umbraco specific here: http://www.cultiv.nl/blog/2011/2/16/how-to-use-razor-in-umbraco
I hope this gives you an idea about what it is and the courage to explore it further :-)
/Jan
Thanks for the links Jan. I found these very helpful.
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