Views

Layouts and Partial Views

Learn how _Layout.cshtml provides a shared page shell via RenderBody/@RenderSection, and how partial views let you reuse smaller markup fragments across views.

Strongly Typed Views

Learn how the @model directive binds a Razor view to a specific C# class, enabling IntelliSense, compile-time checking, and clean use of lambda-based helpers.

Forms, Views, and Charts

Understand how Model-Driven Apps present Dataverse data through configurable forms, views, and charts.

Tag Helpers and Partial Views

Learn how tag helpers let server-side logic participate in HTML-like markup, and how partial views let you extract and reuse chunks of Razor UI across pages.

Views and Materialized Views

Understand the difference between standard views, secure views, and materialized views in Snowflake, and when to use each.

Views and Schemas

Learn how SQL Server views package reusable queries and how schemas organize objects into logical namespaces with independent permissions.

Views and Materialized Views

How PostgreSQL views provide reusable query abstractions and how materialized views trade freshness for read performance by persisting query results to disk.

Class-Based Views

Understand how Django's class-based views (CBVs) organize request handling into methods on a class, and how generic CBVs and mixins reduce boilerplate for comm…

Function-Based Views

Learn how Django's function-based views (FBVs) take a request and return a response using plain Python functions, and when they're the right choice over class-…

Passing Data Between Views

A practical guide to the different ways data flows through a SwiftUI view hierarchy — initializers, @Binding, environment, and shared observable models.

Views and the View Protocol

How the `View` protocol works, what `body` must return, and how SwiftUI composes small views into larger interfaces.

C++ Ranges Library Cheat Sheet

Views, adaptors, and pipe-composed algorithms from std::ranges (C++20/23) for lazy, composable iteration without manual iterator pairs.

What is a View in SQL?

A view is a virtual table defined by a stored SQL query; it holds no data of its own but presents the result of that query as if it were a table whenever you s…