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Anything related to dynamic placeholders, which includes the practice of having multiple renderings on a page that includes the same placeholder key, and trying to assign a specific rendering to one specific placeholder key from those renderings.
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Benefits of static vs dynamic binding of renderings
What is static- and dynamic bindings in general?
Static binding means adding a rendering to a page in a raw way, e.g. in an mvc view:
@Html().RenderAction("Controller", "Action");
Essentially, it m …
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