Previously, as I delved into writing action methods within controllers, I followed a conventional path that seemed to get the job done. However, curiosity led me to explore alternative approaches, and what I uncovered was a diverse landscape of coding styles. It became apparent that the way I wrote my code was just one path among many. As I compared my methods with those employed by other developers, I began to question if there were significant differences in terms of logic, performance, or other aspects.
In this article, we delve into the intricacies of MVC controller methods, exploring the impact of asynchronous design choices and shedding light on the reasons behind seemingly elaborate async patterns.
As you can see below.
In MVC controllers, one method fetches users normally, while another adds 'async' without 'await.'