As many of you know, Visual Studio 2013 began shipping a new template with .NET Framework v. 4.5 called "One ASP.NET".
This template basically allows you to pick and choose which ASP.NET Web Technologies you would like to use within your solution:
However, if you are used to the available MVC Templates that shipped with ASP.NET MVC 4 in Visual Studio 2012, you will notice that there are far fewer options to customize your MVC project!
Of course, you can still access these from beneath the Web-->Visual Studio 2012 section in Visual Studio 2013, but this is certainly one of the limitations with using the One ASP.NET Project Template.
If you are looking to build an MVC Mobile Application, this is one definite project template that you will miss!
This template basically allows you to pick and choose which ASP.NET Web Technologies you would like to use within your solution:
However, if you are used to the available MVC Templates that shipped with ASP.NET MVC 4 in Visual Studio 2012, you will notice that there are far fewer options to customize your MVC project!
Of course, you can still access these from beneath the Web-->Visual Studio 2012 section in Visual Studio 2013, but this is certainly one of the limitations with using the One ASP.NET Project Template.
If you are looking to build an MVC Mobile Application, this is one definite project template that you will miss!
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