I don't know why you're being downvoted. Razorscript is functionally useless in web development. It's only applicable to web pages that are completely rendered

I don't know why you're being downvoted. Razorscript is functionally useless in web development. It's only applicable to web pages that are completely rendered server side, on an ASP.NET server (basically every other templating language works both on the server and the client), and has a barrier that prevents well rounded, experienced web developers from contributing to a project -- not everyone knows or will even care to learn C#, nor will they have an environment that allow them to run visual studio, or any kind of IIS server. If you're using Razorscript still you are doing yourself and your company a large disservice. There isn't anything Razorscript brings to the table that makes it a worthwhile option. And even worse, if you are using Razorscript, you will have to write more code to specifically be in harmony with any other kind of front end framework. And please I beg of anyone replying to these messages to not get confused and assume that pages not written in Razorscript are somehow specifically trying to be an SPA. They are not. The clear difference between something like Razorscript and say using server rendered react, is that the former will only ever be rendered on the server, and the latter can be rendered on both the server and the client.