Better place to place js code in MVC

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Hi All,

Can any suggest we best practice to save JS code Area wise in MVC.
currently I found in many application JS code is writtern in .cshml

E.g.

E:.
├───Controllers
├───Models
└───Views
    ├───Listserv
    └───Shared

All JS code is find in .cshtml

Can I crate dedicated JS Area wise? Any best practice suggestion here?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Sanjay

What I have tried:

No nothing so far. I am just look at various projects.

Posted 18-Jan-18 1:20am

Sanjay Sharma

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[no name] 18-Jan-18 7:55am

Yes you can go with dedicated js code area wise and can place them in views shared folder

David_Wimbley 18-Jan-18 14:02pm

When you create a new project doesn't it auto create a Scripts folder and you just put your JS in there? If thats not what you want you are free to put it anywhere you want and just reference it in your BundleConfig.cs file.

Sanjay Sharma 19-Jan-18 0:23am

If I have account.js & Profile.js won't you think adding both at BundleConfig load the file when actually I need only one at a time?

David_Wimbley 19-Jan-18 10:46am

Create a bundle per page so that you only have relevant JS for each page. I'm of the opinion that it probably doesn't really matter as most of the stuff i work on...trying to save a few milliseconds of download speed isn't crucial for me so i just use BundleConfig.cs

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Sanjay Sharma · Answer 1 · 2018-01-18T17:52:00

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David_Wimbley

Adding that in

BundleConfig.cs

don't you think that will added when those script are actually not required?

Assume I have "Account" & "Profile" functionality js for both is different.
If I add then in

BundleConfig

won't both js get loaded where I might not need both at same time.

Posted 18-Jan-18 17:52pm

Sanjay Sharma

Updated 18-Jan-18 18:42pm

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Richard Deeming 19-Jan-18 11:20am

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