Performance - Helpers

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I've seen several times programmers sticking the helper in the view, instead of the html. I agree that there are cases that you actually "save characters" using them, but, and in relation to performance?

I researched it but did not find it clear enough.

My impression is that it will always be better, in performance, to enter the HTML rather than the helper, but I wonder if this statement is correct or not. And if correct, how less performative is to use helpers in HTML.

  

Note: I'm not talking about .net core, but if you have differences   performance in this subject, I've been listening ...

Thank you!

    
asked by anonymous 23.03.2018 / 17:40

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