What is the best practice – to use only strongly typed views without any parameters, that passes through the ViewData dictionary, or it’s a not bad idea to use something like this in a view:
<%: (string)ViewData["helloMessage"]%>
Thanks.
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You should prefer strongly typed views. In some cases you need only one string like in your example, which doesn’t belong to a model, then it is OK to use it. The other way is to encapsulate this variable into a class and pass the class to the view. The result would be a strongly typed view 🙂
I personally don’t like magical strings.