The reason I am asking because recently after getting tired of plumbing different npm packages I decided to use blazor server with dotnet 10 to leverage high quality first party packages (e.g. efcore, identity etc) to build a product. I am halfway there, sometimes I miss React & Typescript due to enterprisey nature of dotnet but AI helps me to overcome it. So far doing well with it.
The thing discouraged me to go further was that many sections has work in progress label. I thought I might be looking at the beta docs, but no. I checked the same page down to multiple major version and the work in progress was label was still there.
Coming from Django/Laravel world, incomplete docs discouraged me to try rails.
State management is pain in React, until you install 3rd party libraries (Jotai, Zustand etc.), each value needs to be bound individually.
Dotnet command line felt very snappy compared to npm/pnpm.On my crappy company laptop, when a nextjs application dev server starts, my blazor server app has already opened a browser tab with website running locally. efcore is also good.
Overall working with blazor felt like working with Vue/Svelte, but with faster performance on backend. Nowadays I only touch React if strictly necessary.
I am trying to create an alternative to a very annoying website that I used to love in past, but now is filled with anti-patterns. It provides crowd sourced data to the public and to see that data you have to signup and contribute to their database first. Even after signing up, it keeps asking for premium membership after a few clicks of mouse.I want to create a more open, more accessible and...
Other books I found without filler is 48 laws of power. It is a also a good read.