3 ms·
I've switched to node platform in the last year, but I've done .NET since 2002. I can still build a solid site in wayyyyy less time in .NET/C# than in node. I
by robodale 9y ago
I've switched to node platform in the last year, but I've done .NET since 2002. I can still build a solid site in wayyyyy less time in .NET/C# than in node. I still think .NET MVC web apps are a modern marvel. I have yet to do/see anything on the node platform that comes close.
- okreallywtf 9y agoThat has been my observation as well. You can have an express (express was popular at the time I was working with node, not sure whats hot right now) app up in minutes but when it came to adding authentication, dependency injection, unit testing and really making it production ready it took a dozen modules and a lot more of my time. Part of that was just maturity I'm sure but I kind of felt like I was just taking high quality parts and duct taping them together. In .NET (webapi2 that is) it seems like I have a little less choice about what parts to use but they are also made to fit together and do so nicely without a lot of tinkering.
- dagw 9y agoCan you point to a good intro to .NET/C# web dev guide. Basically how to go from zero to a minimal REST API that can talk to a database in a modern way. Ideally something that that doesn't assume IIS (or even windows)
- kirse 9y agohttps://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/tutorials/web-api-vsc https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/tutorials/web-a...