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I have just started with ASP.NET MVC. One thing that puzzles me is why some default folder names are written with a capital and why others are in lowercase. I just don’t see the logic of it. To be specific, why is it that in MVC the Content folder is with a capital C and the subfolder theme is written in lowercase. Are there any naming conventions in place here?
The Content folder holds things like css stylesheets, javascript, images, etc. The themes folder are css files for the default theme with jQuery UI. These traditionally use lowercase conventions.