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This has been a thing with ASP.NET/Web Forms within Visual Studio for a while (C# or VB.NET) Since the views can be composed with a master view, the actual cod
by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
This has been a thing with ASP.NET/Web Forms within Visual Studio for a while (C# or VB.NET)
Since the views can be composed with a master view, the actual code generated is just a table element with a loop to add the rows/cells.
Although the view model is usually a plain C# class object, those objects can be generated from looking at the DB schema, meaning you only have a two-step process.
You could generalize it to make a table for any C# object using reflection, but that's kind of abusive IMO.
- davidjnelson 9y agoI haven't used web forms or asp.net mvc in a while. Do they output react or angular now? Do they not require a .net backend? Those are hard requirements for a lot of teams.
- FLUX-YOU 9y agoThey can certainly work with Angular/React. There's templates to get started with that. It would be a .NET backend, but a .NET backend isn't exclusive to Windows any more with .NET Core and related Docker images.