In WebForms we can leave the compilation until the first request in IIS. It is then compiled and requests are served.
In ASP.NET MVC can I do the same thing, or do I have to pre-compile the app?
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In WebForms we can leave the compilation until the first request in IIS. It is then compiled and requests are served.
In ASP.NET MVC can I do the same thing, or do I have to pre-compile the app?
You don’t need to pre-compile if you don’t want to. ASP.NET MVC is only a wrapper around existing ASP.NET structures.