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If your team is from a .NET background, you may be better off using something with first class Typescript support. I have been working on a boilerplate that us
by caleblloyd 9y ago
If your team is from a .NET background, you may be better off using something with first class Typescript support.
I have been working on a boilerplate that uses VueJS with typescript. It is still reactive. I setup the UI to closely mirror the structure of a .NET MVC app. It is much more intuitive to me coming from a strongly typed OO background.
The boilerplate is not fully done yet, but here is the UI portion if you'd like to browse the structure: https://github.com/caleblloyd/dotnet-core-boilerplate/tree/develop/ui/src https://github.com/caleblloyd/dotnet-core-boilerplate/tree/d...
- tracker1 9y agoThere are a lot of people using Typescript with React... it's not so bad, I don't see the point nearly as much as some, but it's definitely there, and pretty well supported.
- caleblloyd 9y agoI tried typescript with react, but found that I was constantly adding `: any` when dealing with `props` and `dispatch`. It felt like it was getting in the way more than it was helping.
- tracker1 9y agoYou could specify them though, or not do `: any` which iirc is implicit?
- miroslavpopovic 9y agoWe also have a strong JavaScript background. Preferring JavaScript instead of TypeScript. Cool, nice idea for the project!