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I remember hearing you should name your controllers, models and views in a special way. Either singular or plural. I don’t remember which ones to name what though, and i can’t find anything about it in the doc.
I’m guessing it’s like this:
- Controllers are plural
- Views are plural
- Models are singular
Am i on the right track?
I understand it’s just a convention and you don’t have to follow them, but i still want to know what the right way is.
In ASP.NET MVC, I use the convention you mentioned above, expect for Views, which are mixed. If I have a view that displays multiple “things”, such as a list of Employees, it is plural. If I have a view that displays a single Employee, it is singular.