Re:SvelteKit 1.0
by arcturus17 on Wednesday December 14, 2022 @03:20PM
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> .NET apps are old school
Microsoft has invested massively in modernizing .NET and C#.
It is also widely praised by devs - .NET is ranked 4th most loved framework in the SO 2022 dev survey.
You have built-in scaffolding to get a React + .NET app right from the CLI, with hot-reload and all the facilities you'd expect.
Hardly old school at all. Personally, if I had to build a website with a thin API layer I'd reach for NextJS (or equivalent) alone, but anything beyond that I'd go for .NET Core any time of day.
Microsoft has invested massively in modernizing .NET and C#.
It is also widely praised by devs - .NET is ranked 4th most loved framework in the SO 2022 dev survey.
You have built-in scaffolding to get a React + .NET app right from the CLI, with hot-reload and all the facilities you'd expect.
Hardly old school at all. Personally, if I had to build a website with a thin API layer I'd reach for NextJS (or equivalent) alone, but anything beyond that I'd go for .NET Core any time of day.