That was my first impression too. Feels a bit like Webforms done 'right', taking the best part of webforms (page organisation, view-to-code co-location) and the

That was my first impression too. Feels a bit like Webforms done 'right', taking the best part of webforms (page organisation, view-to-code co-location) and the best part of MVC (closer to raw HTTP, no guff around viewstate or pretensions at not being stateless etc). I didn't know MS was advocating it as the default choice for server side apps however. Does MVC just become a vehicle for exposing rest APIs then? MVC and Razer Pages can co-locate in the same project without issue.