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I started professional web dev doing ASP.NET around the time of the ASP 2 to 4 transition. After looking at a Vue/Typescript/Webpack template that had 400 depen
by voltagex_ 8y ago
I started professional web dev doing ASP.NET around the time of the ASP 2 to 4 transition. After looking at a Vue/Typescript/Webpack template that had 400 dependencies, give me User Components and ViewState any day.
- keithnz 8y agoI was doing some work recently on an old asp.net app, and rather than rocking the boat, I just updated it with the existing webform / viewstate structure... which I haven't touched for years. Was weirdly smooth and easy to do things. There is some disadvantages to the approach... but there is definitely something kind of nice about the approach.
- thrower123 8y agoIt's so good that they brought it back as a first-class thing, see the newer Razor Pages stuff. I'd definitely use that for any kind of quick little internal applications, there's so much less ceremony involved.