Which ASP.NET MVC template to use?

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Hello All,

I have a html responsive template.

I want to use that template with Asp.NetMVC5.

Now i have two option to use that template.
1) With empty MVC Template(I would not get any folder)
2) With ready made MVC Template (After choosing this, i will get Model folder, View Folder and Controller folder as well)

Which will be the best option to use? I am beginer in asp.net MVC.

What I have tried:

I am able to use both of them. But want to know from professionals and industry experts which one to best choose?

Posted 6-Jun-17 1:18am

Adityakumar2318

Updated 6-Jun-17 6:45am

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F-ES Sitecore 6-Jun-17 7:20am

If you're confident enough with the bare template then use that. You might prefer the ready made MVC template though and just remove the standard css, index views and so on and replace them with your own, especially if you're only beginning.

Adityakumar2318 8-Jun-17 1:22am

Thank you sir. Now i understood. 5 out of 5.

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Accepted Answer · 2017-06-06T06:45:00

At end of the day ASP.NET MVC will not work properly without those folders (Model, View, Controller)...
So even you pick the empty template you will need them, and that means, that you have two choices - add those folders to the empty project, or clean the full project...
What to pick? It depend on you and you only - there is no 'better' way and the only factor is your knowledge...