Using .Net Core Custom Model Binding

Tom Chizek
10 min readSep 6, 2020
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Introduction

In .Net Core, there are two types of custom binding, binding to Entity objects in Entity Framework and binding to Model properties in an MVC application. Both are for translating objects to and from the raw data that is needed by the underlying model into something useable by the framework, be it a database or web-page. In general, Entity Framework binding is the more…

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