ASP.NET Core has a superpower that few other frameworks have, largely thanks to the Razor engine. Razor syntax is a mix of HTML and C#, and most Razor syntax implementations will skew heavily towards HTML over C#. However, C# syntax offers the most value in control flow mechanics using if, for, and switch statements. Razor’s power is that even HTML syntax is processed by C# and converted into compiled artifacts. This gives Razor a unique opportunity to do some amazing tricks.
In this post, we’ll see how to use the TagHelpers infrastructure to initialize all tag helper usage across your application and inject necessary shared data.
