Create a new .NET MVC project starter (with the CLI)

It is easy to start a new DotNET MVC project using the dotnet CLI commands.

Choose a template type

We will create a new webapp which support HTML view rendering and MVC controllers.

 dotnet new webapp -o my-project

Creating tests using the CLI

We can create test packages for xUnit, MSTest and NUnit using the command line:

 dotnet new xunit -o test --name test

.NET MVC email implementation checklist

After you scaffold your dotnet new mvc app, use this flow to productionize email:

• Start with API auth and SDK setup from the Getting Started guide.
• Validate test inbox and SMTP behavior in Email Sandbox.
• Add automated assertions with Email Integration Testing.
• Capture inbound and delivery events using Email Webhooks.
• Choose receiving architecture with the Email API and Inbound Email API.
• Run final pre-release checks via an Email Deliverability Test.