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Asked: 2026-06-03T07:46:25+00:00

I am working on my first ASP.Net MVC Application . I am using Razor

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I am working on my first ASP.Net MVC Application . I am using Razor view and MVC version is 3.
I am getting data for my model from the database in some raw format. Then i do some processing on it like concating strings, format date columns using some linq queries. Everything on the data that i already have in the model class.

I wonder all this code execution is happening on server. I want to move this burden from my server to client machines, i want to pass this raw data to my view and then write code in view to do this loop things and formatting etc.

I just want to confirm if this is a good approach to move on and if this really release some burden from my server.

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  1. Editorial Team

    C# or VB that is written in your view is not client side. It’s still server side. It’s used to manipulate the rendering of the HTML before being passed to the client.

    You’d have to pass all your raw data then process it with JavaScript.

    Performance of your app would depend on each client machine and therefore not be consistent between 2 users. Maintenance would be tricky as a result.

    To cut a long story short I would not recommend it. Your server is most likely designed to handle load. It’s the right place for this sort of thing.

    And I’d also read up on server / client side code execution relations. Simply doing MVC is a good start. It naturally teaches you how the web works more so than using web forms.

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