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Hey, all! Itamp;#39;s Anthony. In this video Iamp;#39;m gonna use my prototype to show how pattern- based XML literals could enable you to write modern dynamic web apps in less time and with less code complexity by docHubly reducing the amount of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript required to produce dynamic content I have here the same ASP.NET Core MVC project I used on my Top-Level Code video. Iamp;#39;ve merged that prototype with this one for this demo The big difference is that now this XML literal isnamp;#39;t producing an XDocument. Rather, all of its elements are creating strongly-typed objects defined in this WebViews namespace. These objects know how to render themselves and can contain other objects that also know how to render themselves. Let me show you what I mean. If I wanted to add an Expander to a web page (also known as an ion), Iamp;#39;d look up some docs online and most of them would probably look like this one. Theyamp;#39;d tell me to layout /these/ HTML elemen